Period of employment is January 2 – April 30, 2027. Students must be on campus to fulfill TA responsibilities. Total hours per position is 73. The actual number of positions and/or hours is subject to funding availability and/or course enrolment or cancellation. Working hours per week can vary and the course instructor will provide guidance. Based on University Policy No: HR6315 Specialist/Instructional Appointments, full-time students are normally limited to a maximum of 14 hours/week.
Health and safety training provided by the Civil Engineering Tech Team is a requirement of all graduate students who research and work in non-computational labs and as such, funding will not be offered for training if TAs have not already completed this requirement. Training will be provided prior to entry of labs. For new TAs, two hours of the appointment will be allocated to cover other mandatory training.
Priority will be given to graduate students enrolled in the Civil Engineering department’s PhD and MASc programs, in accordance with the CUPE Local 4163 (Comp. 1 & 2) Collective Agreement (see Appendix A).

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1. Student Info

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2. Are you an international student?

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3. If yes, when does your study permit expire? (Skip to question 4 if you are not an international student)

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4. What is your academic unit - please specify if it is not in the listed options

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5. What is your current degree program?

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6. Who is your supervisor?

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7. When did you start your degree?

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8. Please indicate your top five choices listed in order. (Required.)

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CIVE 310 - Introduction to Environmental Engineering
CIVE 315 - Environmental Policy
CIVE 345 - Fluids Mechanics
CIVE 351 - Sustainable Design of Steel and Timber Structures
CIVE 385 - Geotechnical Engineering
CIVE 402 - Cross-disciplinary Capstone Design Project
CIVE 410 - Solid Waste and Air Pollution
CIVE 411 - Resilient Smart Cities
CIVE 412 - Infrastructure Engineering for Indigenous Communities
CIVE 424/524 - Building Science Case Studies (Priority to CIVE PhD applicants)
CIVE 425 - Advanced Concrete Design
CIVE 444 - Water and Sanitation for Low Resource Contexts
CIVE 445 - Groundwater Hydrology
CIVE 448 - Drinking Water Contaminants
CIVE 452 - Engineering for Earthquakes and Extreme Events
CIVE 453 - Building Energy Simulation
CIVE 458/558 - Timber Structures (Priority to CIVE PhD applicants)
CIVE 470 - Case Studies in Construction Management
CIVE 485 - Foundation Engineering
CIVE 512 - Industrial Symbiosis, Biomimicry and Green Chemistry (*PhD completed coursework & candidacy - submit CV)
CIVE 513 - Urban Metabolism and Sustainable Cities (*PhD completed coursework & candidacy - submit CV)
CIVE 516 - Climate Strategy (*PhD completed coursework & candidacy - submit CV)

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9. State relevant qualifications and/or experience pertinent to each position and the potential value each position would bring to your academic program or career. DO NOT say "I have similar experience or I have taken a similar course" - address the particular requirements noted in the posting, describe your experience and/or state relevant course name/details.

The survey will force you to choose 5 options. If you are not interested in working in some of your selected options, note "not interested" in the appropriate choices below. Selecting less than 5 options limits our ability to hire you.

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10. List all Teaching Assistant (TA) positions you have held during the past two year period, including those with other units.

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