36 social-sciences "University of Liverpool " positions at University of British Columbia
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Academic Job Category Faculty Bargaining Job Title Sessional Lecturer Department UBCO | Faculty | School of Social Work | Faculty of Health and Social Development (Judy Gillespie) Posting End Date
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Academic Job Category Faculty Bargaining Job Title Sessional Lecturer Department UBCO | Faculty | School of Social Work | Faculty of Health and Social Development (Judy Gillespie) Posting End Date
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Academic Job Category Faculty Bargaining Job Title Sessional Lecturer Department UBCO | Faculty | School of Social Work | Faculty of Health and Social Development (Judy Gillespie) Posting End Date
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Academic Job Category Faculty Bargaining Job Title Sessional Lecturer - SOCW 512 Department UBCO | Faculty | School of Social Work | Faculty of Health and Social Development (Judy Gillespie) Posting
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Academic Job Category Faculty Bargaining Job Title Sessional Lecturer - SOCW 553 Department UBCO | Faculty | School of Social Work | Faculty of Health and Social Development (Judy Gillespie) Posting
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Academic Job Category Faculty Bargaining Job Title Sessional Lecturer Department UBCO | Faculty | School of Social Work | Faculty of Health and Social Development (Judy Gillespie) Posting End Date
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| Dean's Office | Faculty of Applied Science Compensation Range $5,622.33 - $8,081.00 CAD Monthly The Compensation Range is the span between the minimum and maximum base salary for a position. The midpoint
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management, coordination, analysis and administrative duties in order to support the technology led projects within the UBC PrISM program. Reporting to the Program Manager, Cybersecurity, this position will be
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| Engineering Co-op | Faculty of Applied Science Compensation Range $4,739.00 - $5,102.00 CAD Monthly Posting End Date July 9, 2024 Note: Applications will be accepted until 11:59 PM on the Posting End Date. Job
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technology to be implemented in order to close those gaps. Sound judgment must be exercised. Lack of good judgment and/or inability to adopt sound risk management techniques may result in the failure to detect