The University of Northern British Columbia (UNBC) aspires to be Canada’s premier small, research-intensive university, with internationally recognized academic and research programs that prepare its graduates in select areas of relevance to the region, province, and beyond.
With a beautifully designed campus and a beautiful site overlooking the central BC city of Prince George, the University of Northern British Columbia is poised for continued growth and innovation. Its 4,000 students are engaged in a variety of studies, and the University prides itself on reaching outside of its core campus, offering many programs in regional centres throughout northern BC. In addition, the University features a culture of inclusion, particularly with respect to Aboriginal peoples who reside in the lands served by the University.
UNBC is now seeking a Tenured Senior Associate or Professor who will serve as Chair of the School of Environmental Planning and provide strong academic leadership in developing the potential of the School and its areas of study. The ideal candidate will have academic leadership experience along with a record of excellence in teaching and scholarship.
The School of Environmental Planning at the University of Northern British Columbia provides a dynamic undergraduate education and addresses contemporary environmental planning and sustainability issues including climate change, economic change, biodiversity, resource management, environmental stewardship, Aboriginal planning and urban sprawl. The School offers a Bachelor of Planning degree with three major areas of study: First Nations Planning, Northern and Rural Community Planning, and Natural Resources Planning
If you are interested in applying for this position select where you heard about the opportunity, and click ‘Add to List” below. For further information please contact Nick Finley, Barbara Quelch or Ken Werker in our Vancouver office at 604-685-0261.
