Part-Time Faculty Appointments

Please Read Prior to Applying

Part-time faculty at King's University College are represented by the Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE) Local 5265.  Conditions of employment are regulated by the Collective Agreement negotiated by CUPE 5265 and King's University College Administration.

Please Click Here To View and Apply to Postings

King’s has introduced a new application system for Part-time Faculty position. Applicants can view and apply to courses directly through the system.

Click Here for step by step instructions on how to register and apply.

Note:  You cannot use a Western email. You must use an alternate email to register or login. Email address can not include uwo.ca

Chrome internet browser is highly recommended.  Some functions of the system are not compatible with other browsers.

Need Help? 

If you require any further help, please contact Human Resources 

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Definitions of Qualifications

When completing an application to teach at King's, please refer to the definitions of qualification descriptions below regarding PhD and ABD status.

PhD Completed –  Has completed and/or been conferred a doctoral degree by successfully presenting a dissertation in an academic field of study, and approved by a committee of professors.

All but Dissertation (ABD)  – Active in Program (Registered) – A Doctoral candidate who is within 6 years from initial registration in the program and who has completed all required course work and examinations but not a dissertation.

Discontinued (Deregistered) – A former Doctoral candidate who has completed some or all of the required course work and examinations, but not a dissertation and who is outside of the six (6) years from initial registration in the program.

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Multisection/Course Positions (Cluster postings)

From time to time King's may post multisection/course positions with up to a maximum workload of 3.0 course sections based on Department/School need.  The successful candidate must have the qualifications, teaching competence, capability, skill and ability and prior relevant experience to teach all of the courses within a multisection/course posting.

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Course Format Expectations

In-Person Courses (Normally Coded 570)

Please note that an In-Person course is delivered exclusively on campus. In-Person courses must provide the following: a clear week-by-week structure (as per the course outline); optimal use of the learning platform; In-Person lectures and tutorials/labs (as applicable); channels for active student engagement (e.g., in class discussions); a complete list of assessments; formative and timely feedback; attention to accessibility; office hours; and effective communication channels between instructor and students.   

Online Courses (Normally Coded 650)

Please note that an online course is delivered online. Online versions of the course must provide the following: a clear week-by-week structure (as per the course outline); optimal use of the learning platform; consistent and timely posting of weekly lectures; channels for active student engagement (e.g., regularly-monitored discussion forums); a complete list of assessments on the Assignments page; formative and timely online feedback; attention to online accessibility and multimodality; virtual office hours or tutorials; and effective communication channels between instructor and students.