PT Lecturer - MS in Project Management and MS in Program and Project Portfolio Management (Toronto Campus)

Northeastern University is a global, experiential and leading research university, built on a tradition of engagement with business, industry and communities to create a distinctive approach to education, research and service.
The College of Professional Studies offers flexible, innovative programs that allow working professionals to complete their degrees. CPS offers associate, bachelor’s degree, certificate programs and post-baccalaureate programs in fast-growing fields such as leadership, finance, project management, global studies and international relations, business administration and digital media.

The College of Professional Studies at Northeastern University invites applications for a part-time faculty position to teach on-campus and online graduate level courses in both the Degree of Master of Science in Project Management and the Master of Science in Program and Project Portfolio Management. This position is located at the Northeastern University Toronto Campus.

Courses within the Project Management degree and certificate program include (but are not limited to): Foundations of Project Management, Project Management Practices, Project Scheduling and Budgeting, and/or other courses included in the curriculum.

Master’s degree, PMP certification, and 10+ years of industry experience at the project manager level required with responsibility for managing all aspects of the project lifecycle, as well as 7 + years of industry experience managing at the program/ portfolio level. Preference given to those applicants with a PgMP or PfMP. A minimum of three years of documented successful teaching experience strongly preferred.
Experience teaching online courses are desirable. Experience working with international students a plus. A history of successful teaching at the graduate level is strongly preferred.
Candidates must commit to teaching on campus in Toronto at least one night per week for the entirety of a 6 or 12 week-term.

Canadian work authorization required.

This is a non-tenure track renewable position.
Courses are offered in online, on-campus, and blended formats. Courses are typically 12-weeks in duration, with a few each year held as 6-week intensives, with a majority of classes beginning in September, January, April, and July. Positions are available contingent upon enrollment, funding, and departmental needs. Stipend rates per course.
Position is not-benefits eligible.