Part-Time Sessional Teaching Opportunities
Applications are welcomed to be submitted to the respective Area Coordinator at the School of Administrative Studies.
In your email, please attach your CV, state the courses you are interested in teaching with a short rationale for your teaching interests supported by relevant qualifications. If openings related to your field of expertise are available, references and teaching evaluations will be required to be submitted in a later stage of application. For a list of courses, please go to York Courses Web site, select Subject and choose the term in Session and ADMS in Subject.
Job Postings
Accounting: Financial (Introductory)
Courses: AP/ADMS1500, AP/ADMS2500, AP/ADMS3585 and AP/ADMS3595
This area offers courses in accounting for non-accountants, introduction to financial accounting and intermediate accounting. A potential instructor will have an accounting degree, an accounting professional designation along with relevant experience in teaching at university level. Post-graduate degree in business preferred. Preference is given to applicants who have strong teaching evaluations, strong references, excellent communication skills as well as applicants who are comfortable working with on-line learning platforms such as Blackboard, Desire to Learn, Moodle or Web-CT.
Accounting: Management Accounting
Courses: AP/ADMS2510, AP/ADMS 3510, AP/ADMS3502, AP/ADMS4570
A potential instructor will have an accounting degree, a CMA and relevant experience in teaching at university level. Post-graduate degree in business preferred.
Accounting: Advanced (Financial Accounting)
Courses: AP/ADMS4510, AP/ADMS4520 and AP/ADMS4590
A potential instructor will have an accounting degree, an accounting professional designation along with relevant experience in teaching at university level. Post-graduate degree in business preferred.
Audit and Management Information Systems
Courses: AP/ADMS2511, AP/ADMS4511, AP/ADMS4515, AP/ADMS4516, AP/ADMS4517, AP/ADMS4518, AP/ADMS4519, AP/ADMS4551, AP/ADMS4552 and AP/ADMS4553
A potential instructor will have a graduate degree or an undergraduate business degree plus relevant professional accreditation (CA, CMA, CGA, CISA, CIA, etc.) along with relevant experience in teaching at college or university level. Professional experience related to the course preferred.
Law, Governance & Ethics
Course AP/ADMS 2610: "Elements of Law: Part One"
Potential Instructors are required to have a law degree along with relevant teaching experience at either the College or University level. References and teaching evaluations will be required.Course AP/ADMS 3620: "Element of Law: Part Two"
Potential Instructors are required to have a law degree along with relevant teaching experience at either the College or University level. References and teaching evaluations will be required.Course AP/ADMS 3660: "Business Ethics and Corporate Social Responsibility"
Potential instructors are required to have a graduate degree in business or philosophy with a specialization in ethics along with relevant teaching experience at either the College or University level. References and teaching evaluations will be required.
Disaster and Emergency Management
Courses: AP/ADMS 2700, all course numbers starting with AP/ADMS 37xx, and 47xx
A potential Instructor will have a PhD or a master's degree in disaster or emergency management or a field related to the course, or a university degree with a professional designation, along with relevant experience in teaching at either the college or university level. Professional experience related to the course preferred.
Finance
Courses: AP/ADMS3530, AP/ADMS3531, AP/ADMS3541, AP/ADMS4501, AP/ADMS4502, AP/ADMS4503, AP/ADMS4504, AP/ADMS4505, AP/ADMS4506, AP/ADMS4535, AP/ADMS4536, AP/ADMS4540, AP/ADMS4541 and AP/ADMS4542
A potential instructor will have a graduate degree in business or finance, or an undergraduate business degree plus a CFA or CFP, along with relevant experience in teaching at the college or university level. Professional experience related to the course.
Introduction to Administrative Studies
Courses: AP/ADMS1000 and AP/ADMS1010
A potential instructor will have a PhD or a master's degree in management or a field related to the courses, along with relevant experience in teaching at either the college or university level. Professional experience related to the course preferred.
Management
Courses: AP/ADMS2400 and all course numbers starting with AP/ADMS 39xx, and 49xx
A potential Instructor will have a PhD or a master's degree in management or a field related to the course, along with relevant experience in teaching at either the college or university level. Professional experience related to the course preferred.
Management Science
Courses: all course numbers starting with AP/ADMS 23xx, 33xx, and 43xx
A potential instructor will have a PhD or a master's degree in management science/operations management or a field related to the course, along with relevant experience in teaching at either college or university level. Practical experience related to the course is seen as a desirable asset.
Marketing
Courses: all course numbers starting with AP/ADMS 22xx, 32xx, and 42xx
A potential instructor will have a PhD or a master's degree in business or a field related to the course, along with relevant experience in teaching at either the college or university level. Professional experience related to the course preferred.
Position Posting for Winter 2014: ADMS 4200 3.0 - Personal Selling and Sales Force Management
Income Tax Law
Courses: AP/ADMS3520, AP/ADMS4560, AP/ADMS4561, AP/ADMS4562 and AP/ADMS4563
A potential instructor will be an accountant (CA, CGA, CMA, CPA) or a lawyer with a law, accounting or business undergraduate degree, along with at least five years of professional experience and specialist training in tax (e.g. either CICA, CBA or MTax in the case of Canadian income tax). University teaching experience preferred but relevant teaching experience teaching professional development courses to CAs or lawyers considered. Graduate degree in accounting, law or taxation preferred.
Course: AP/ADMS 3524
A potential instructor will have expertise in public finance and/or relevant professional experience. A PhD in areas related to public finance and university teaching experience preferred.
Course: AP/ADMS 4564
A potential instructor will have expertise in tax expenditures and related public policy issues. A PhD in areas related to tax policy and politics and university teaching experience preferred.
