Sessional/Overload/Teaching Intensive Job Postings


The information below is provided as a service to Sessional Members of the Faculty Association. The Faculty Association posts Sessional Job Advertisements as they are received at the Association. Please contact the departments/faculties directly with any questions related to the jobs. 

Useful link: University of Windsor Faculty Recruitment

NOTE: This Job Posting website is being provided to WUFA members as a courtesy. There is no central site on the University of Windsor website for sessional job postings. WUFA accepts no responsibility for delayed postings, outdated or missing postings, or any other occurrence resulting in lack of notice or non-appointment to a given sessional position 

  • THE WUFA SESSIONAL COMMITTEE



Faculty/Department

Posting

Deadline to apply

Odette School of Business

Postings, Winter 2027

October 14, 2026

Faculty of Education

Posting #1

Posting #2

October 5, 2026

October 12, 2026

Faculty of Engineering

 

 

Civil & Environmental Engineering

 

 

Electrical & Computer Engineering

 

 

General Engineering

 

 

Mechanical, Automotive & Materials Engineering

 Postings

October 8, 2026

Faculty of Law

 

 

Human Kinetics

 

 

Leddy Library/Law Library

 

 

Nursing

 

 

Faculty of Science

 

 

Integrative Biology

 

 

Biomedical Sciences



Chemistry & Biochemistry

 

 

School of Computer Science

 

 

Forensic Science

 

 

School of the Environment

 

 

Earth & Environmental Science

 

 

Economics

 

 

Mathematics & Statistics

 

 

Physics

 

 

Faculty of Arts, Humanities, & Social Sciences

 Postings

October 8, 2026

Communication, Media, & Film

 

 

Creative Arts

 

 

Dramatic Art

Postings

October 9, 2026

English & Creative Writing

 

 

Interdisciplinary & Critical Studies

 

 

History

 

 

Languages, Literature, & Cultures

 

 

Philosophy

 

 

Political Science

Postings

October 2, 2026

Psychology

 

 

Social Work

 

 

Sociology & Criminology

 

 

Women's & Gender Studies

 

 


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