IP 605 Building Policy Skills: Interdisciplinary Seminar 1 Winter 2026

Wilfrid Laurier University; Southwestern Ontario; On-site; CAD 7,000 - 10,000; Part time

Job summary

A leading Canadian university in Southwestern Ontario is seeking a candidate with a PhD for their Master of International Public Policy Program. The role involves conducting intensive research projects and developing professional skills. A comprehensive application including CV and references is required, with a salary of $9,206.40 offered.

Qualifications

• Required Academic Degree: PhD in related discipline.
• Required Discipline: Political Science, Global Studies, Economics, or relevant Public Policy discipline.
• Required Areas of Specialization: International Public Policy.

Responsibilities

• Conduct intensive research projects in chosen field.
• Develop writing, presentation, and other professional skills.

Education

PhD in related discipline

Job description

Position Summary

In this required course, MIPP students come together to do intensive research projects in their chosen field while developing their writing, presentation, and other professional skills.

Qualifications

• Required Academic Degree: PhD in related discipline.
• Required Discipline: Political Science, Global Studies, Economics, or relevant Public Policy discipline.
• Required Areas of Specialization: International Public Policy.
• Required Professional Designation: (none).

Compensation and Application Timing

Salary: $9,206.40

Application Deadline: October 22nd, 2025

Application Requirements

• CV (required)

Required for External Applicants

• Names and Contact Information for Referees
• Evidence of Good Teaching
• Verification of highest degree

Optional Materials

• Cover Letter
• Teaching Dossier
• Sample Course Outline (2 pages maximum)

Contact Information

Dr. Stacey Wilson‑Forsberg, Director, Master of International Public Policy Program

Wilfrid Laurier University

Waterloo, Ontario

EEO & Diversity Statement

All qualified candidates are encouraged to apply; however, Canadians and permanent residents will be given priority. In accordance with the requirements of Citizenship and Immigration Canada, the successful applicant will be required to prove they are legally able to work in Canada.

Members of the designated groups must self‑identify to the appropriate Dean(s) to be considered for employment equity.