Dean, Faculty Of Law (civil Law Section)

Uottawa

Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
Bilingual english-french environment
Strategic academic leadership
Management of human and financial resources
The Dean of the Civil Law Section provides academic, strategic, and administrative leadership to promote excellence in teaching, research, and community involvement within a bilingual and inclusive environment

Job Summary

  • The Dean of the Civil Law Section provides academic, strategic, and administrative leadership to promote excellence in teaching, research, and community involvement within a bilingual and inclusive environment.
  • The position offers a unique opportunity to lead a section located at the crossroads of Quebec, Canadian, and Indigenous legal traditions, strengthening linkages between civil law and federal institutions.
  • The University of Ottawa is committed to equity, diversity, and inclusion and encourages applications from Indigenous peoples, visible minorities, persons with disabilities, and women.

Matching Summary

The Dean of the Civil Law Section provides academic, strategic, and administrative leadership to promote excellence in teaching, research, and community involvement within a bilingual and inclusive environment.

Skills & Requirements

Must-have

  • Bilingual English-French environment
  • Strategic academic leadership
  • Management of human and financial resources
  • Promotion of interdisciplinary research
  • Community and stakeholder engagement
  • Inclusive and equitable governance
  • Support for graduate and undergraduate programs

Nice-to-have

  • Experience in multidisciplinary settings
  • Consensus building and participative governance
  • Commitment to diversity and inclusion
  • Ability to raise institutional profile
  • Knowledge mobilization expertise
  • Engagement with Francophone legal community

Key Requirements

  • Doctorate (PhD) or equivalent law degree
  • Solid background in civil law
  • Outstanding teaching and research record
  • Successful academic management experience
  • Fluency in English and French
  • Canadian citizenship or permanent residency preferred

Work Rights

Preference given to Canadian citizens and permanent residents

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