Department of Psychology, University of Regina
Duties of the successful candidate will include teaching at the undergraduate and graduate level, honours and graduate thesis supervision, participation in departmental activities, and administrative service within the department. The successful candidate is expected to develop an independent program of research in developmental psychology that would be eligible for Tri-Council and/or Canada Foundation for Innovation funding.
The University of Regina’s Strategic Plan 2020-2025 (kahkiyaw kiwâhkômâkaninawak – All Our Relations) emphasizes Well-being and Belonging as a strategic priority, which includes prioritizing and supporting research in mental health. The Department of Psychology has been recognized as #1 in Canada and #2 in the world in research quality, and is frequently ranked among the top psychology departments in Canada. The Department offers two graduate programs, including the Experimental and Applied Psychology Graduate Program and the Clinical Psychology Graduate Program. The latter is accredited by the Canadian Psychological Association and has an on-site state-of-the-art Psychology Training Clinic. The Department maintains good relations with a number of health care, policing, research, and other educational facilities both within Regina and throughout the province.
Applicants must have a PhD in psychology. The successful candidate should also show clear promise of excellence in research and teaching and should be willing and able to teach undergraduate and graduate level courses in developmental psychology and research methods. The ability to teach courses related to quantitative psychology and/or cognitive psychology at the undergraduate and graduate level is an asset.
Review of applications will begin on April 1, 2025. Please direct inquiries to Dr. Gordon Asmundson, Head of Psychology,Psyc.Head@uregina.ca.
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Contact: Psyc.Head@uregina.ca