Course Lecturer BIEN 505-W27

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Hiring Unit: Department of Bioengineering

Position: Course Lecturer

Course code and name:

BIEN 505 - Medical Technology Innovation and Development .

Main tasks
The course lecturer will be responsible for the teaching, course management, and grading activities in the course. The course allows for the introduction of new topics in the field of Bioengineering

Teaching Qualification Requirements

·         Ph.D. in Engineering or the Natural Sciences

·         1 year teaching experience

·         Professional Engineer (P.Eng.) license required (or in progress)

·         Knowledge of spoken and written English

Semester: Winter 2027 - January 5, 2027 to April 14, 2027

3 Credit course

Location: WONG 1030

Schedule: M 11.35 am-02.25.pm ​

Salary: $11,824

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Hiring Unit:

Department of Bioengineering

Course Title:

Medical Technology Innovation and Development

Subject Code:

BIEN 505 1,2

Location:

Wong 1030

Schedule:

M 11:35 am-02:25 pm

Deadline to Apply:

2026-10-11

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