Teaching Assistants - Fall 2024 - Mining and Materials Engineering

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Mining and Materials Engineering - Teaching Assistant positions for the Fall 2024 semester. These positions are open to McGill University Graduate Students only.

Use this application form to apply to any of the positions currently being posted (see the list below). You will have the opportunity to list your ranked top choices of courses for the Fall 2024 semester by uploading the completed TA application form to your application in Workday: https://www.mcgill.ca/hr/files/hr/1_-_graduate_student_application_for_ta_-_english_-_jan_2021_-_fillable.pdf
 

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Hiring Unit:
Mining and Materials Engineering
 

For the job description and complete information for each position, please refer to the job postings list on our website www.mcgill.ca/minmat. Number of hours vary by position.

Students must be present and available to work during the course dates.

Positions currently available:

• MIME 200 - Introduction to the Minerals Industry (2 positions)
• MIME 250 - Introduction to Extractive Metallurgy (3 positions)
• MIME 260 - Materials Science and Engineering (3 positions)
• MIME 261 - Structure of Materials (4 positions)
• MIME 262 - Properties of Materials in Electrical Engineering (1 position)
• MIME 290 - Industrial Work (1 position)
• MIME 317 - Analytical and Characterization Techniques (2 positions)
• MIME 320 - Extraction of Energy Resources (1 position)
• MIME 329 - Mining Geology (1 position)
• MIME 330 - Mining Geotechnics (1 position)
• MIME 352 - Hydrochemical Processing (4 positions)
• MIME 340 - Applied Fluid Dynamics & MIME 356 - Heat, Mass and Fluid Flow/ (1 position)
• MIME 360 - Phase Transformation Solids (2 positions)
• MIME 362 - Mechanical Properties (2 positions)
• MIME 413 - Strategic Mine Planning with Uncertainty (1 position)
• MIME 421 - Rock Mechanics (1 position)
• MIME 425 - Applied Stochastic Orebody Modelling (1 position)
• MIME 426 - Mine Design and Feasibility Study Project (2 positions)
• MIME 465 – Metallic and Ceramic Powders Processing (2 positions)
• MIME 470 – Engineering Biomaterials (1 position)
• MIME 569 - Electron Beam Analysis of Materials (1 position)
• MIME 515 - (Bio)material Surface Analysis and Modification (1 position)
• MIME 565 - Aerospace Metallic-Materials and Manufacturing Process (1 position)

Number of Positions: 39

Total Hours of Work per Term: Number of hours vary by position.

Hourly Salary: As per the Collective Agreement

Term Start Date: August 28, 2024

Term End Date: December 4, 2024

Posting period: May 31, 2024 to June 20, 2024 at midnight

Immigration Stipulation (Obligatory for non-Canadian candidates without permanent residency who will reside in Canada only): In accordance with Canadian and Quebec law, the present offer is conditional upon your obtaining the appropriate work authorization from any or all of the following as applicable: Citizenship & Immigration Canada, Immigration Quebec and Employment & Social Development Canada (ESDC). 

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