APTPUO Student - CLT2110A - HIV/WIN 2027

The Music of the Celtic Peoples: teach the CLT2110A course as a Regular Part-Time Professor. Responsibilities include delivering in-person instruction at the University of Ottawa’s Main Campus in Ottawa, ON, with a 39-hour teaching period and a 3-credit course. The course surveys traditional music of Ireland, Gaelic Scotland, Wales, Brittany, Cornwall, Isle of Man, Galicia, and the Celtic diaspora of Canada, covering historical and contemporary contexts, with focus on song, instruments, and performance techniques. Requirements include a PhD in Musicology (specialization in Irish traditional music), working knowledge of at least one Celtic language, and bilingual proficiency in French and English. The position notes teaching schedules (Lundi 17:30-19:00 and Mercredi 17:30-19:00), and that the course will be offered in person. The hourly rate is $239.47, with retroactive pay per collective agreement and contingent on transition to new agreement. The University emphasizes diversity, inclusion, and accessibility, and invites applicants from Indigenous, racialized, disabled, women, and LGBTQIA2S+ communities, with vaccination history per policy and accommodation processes available upon request.