As of November 7, 2026, Jobsy lists 5 tenure track faculty position jobs in Canada. The most active employers are University of Ottawa and University of Saskatchewan. Skills often requested: teaching, research, bilingualism and social sciences.
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Candidates need a DDS or DMD (or equivalent) and specialty training in Periodontology. A PhD or MSc with an emerging research record is strongly preferred, along with teaching, mentoring and communication skills.
Teaching, Research, Coaching, Communication skills, Teach philosophy, Documentation
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Candidates need a PhD in Sociology (or be close to finishing one), with demonstrated or potential excellence in teaching and research. Preference goes to candidates who can teach in French at hiring, and tenure depends on working knowledge of English and French.
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Candidates need a PhD in Anthropology, or be close to completing one, and show excellence or strong potential in both teaching and research. Active fluency in English and French is required for tenure.
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Candidates need a PhD in Public Management or a related field, a strong research and publication record, and a record of teaching quality. They must be able to teach in public management and in both English and French at appointment.
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Candidates need a PhD in Public Policy or a related field, a strong research and publication record, and a quality teaching record. They must be able to teach in both English and French at appointment and show active bilingualism before tenure.