Adjunct Faculty Opportunity: Business Law

Adjunct Faculty Opportunity: Business Law

The University of Fredericton, a recognized graduate and undergraduate degree-granting institution in the Province of New Brunswick and ACBSP-accredited, is seeking a qualified adjunct faculty member to teach a fourth-year Business Law course in our Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) program.

Our programs are delivered fully online and designed to provide flexible, high-quality education for working professionals.

Qualifications
  • PhD in Law, Legal Studies, or a closely related discipline with demonstrated expertise in Canadian business law; or a JD, LLM, or equivalent terminal legal qualification
  • Strong knowledge of contract law, tort law, business organizations, corporate governance, employment law, intellectual property, dispute resolution, and international business law
  • Ability to support students in legal research, case analysis, and the application of Canadian legal principles to business situations

Preferred Candidates Will Have

  • Experience teaching Business Law in Canadian higher education
  • Experience teaching undergraduate business or management students
  • 5 years of online teaching experience preferred
  • Familiarity with CanLII and Canadian case law
  • Experience with case-based and applied learning

Course Format

  • Fourth-year BBA course
  • 8 weeks
  • Fully online and asynchronous
  • Courses are offered online throughout the year

Please DM Dr. Amna Khaliq or email Amna.Khaliq@UFred.ca with:
• Your CV
• A brief summary of your teaching and professional background, including your experience with Canadian business law

We also welcome you to share this opportunity with qualified colleagues in your network.

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