Course Lecturer - URBP 624 Planning Studio 3

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Co-teaches 3 credits worth (6 credit course) with Prof. Richard Shearmur: Exploration of complex planning problems at the local or regional scale, chosen depending on the experience and research interests of the participants, for the acquisition of research and planning skills in greater depth. Students work in teams to fulfill a mandate for a public, private or third-sector client. Substantive issues vary according to clients. Topics: project management, client-consultant interactions, and professional communication.

Salary: $11,824

Mondays and Thursdays - 2:35 pm to 5:25 pm

School of Urban Planning, Macdonald Harrington Building

Teaching Qualification Requirements:

- Professional Planner

- Proficiency in English and French

- Experience in teaching

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Hiring Unit:

School of Urban Planning

Course Title:

Planning Studio 3

Subject Code:

URBP 624

Location:

Macdonald Harrington Building

Schedule:

Mondays and Thursdays 2:35 pm to 5:25 pm

Deadline to Apply:

2026-06-12

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