Prepare formal lectures, organize classroom discussion and student presentation on the topics which cover basic biological mechanism, possible functions and behavioural aspects of sleep
Assess student's assignments, presentations, and research project reports
Supervise and support Teaching Assistants assigned to the course.
Assess student work, including assignments, presentations, and research project reports.
Teaching Qualification Requirements:
Master Degree, PhD preferred in Psychology
Taught course at the course at the University
Teaching experience in related course at university level preferred
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Hiring Unit:
Department of Psychology
Course Title:
Sleep Mechanisms and Behaviour
Subject Code:
PSYC 444 001
Location:
Steward Biology
Schedule:
Monday/Wednesday 2:35-3:55
Deadline to Apply:
2026-06-12
Benefits
Equity / stock options
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Position Title : Course Lecturer
Sleep Mechanisms and Behaviour (PSYC 444)
Department:
Department of Psychology, McGill University
Term: Fall 2026
Schedule: Monday/Wednesday 2:35-3:55
Location: STBIO S1/4
Credits for course: 3
Salary: $11,824
Job Summary:
The Department of Psychology is seeking a qualified instructor to teach Sleep Mechanisms and Behaviour (PSYC 444) during the Fall 2026 term. This course material to be covered is basic biological mechanisms, possible functions and behavioural aspects of sleep, their effects on behaviour and cognition, and treatment approaches; as well as medical, neurological and psychiatric disorders, and drugs that affect sleep.
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