"Professor of Contemporary Québec History"

Vibrant, multidisciplinary and innovative, the Faculty of Arts and Science is one of Université de Montréal’s largest faculties. Through its 28 departments, schools, centres and one institute, it offers over 300 undergraduate and graduate programs, some of which are unique in Quebec. It is also home to some 30 interdisciplinary research centres and groups. Every day, its 650 faculty members are helping shape a better tomorrow by advancing knowledge and encouraging the convergence of perspectives.

The Department of History at the Université de Montréal’s reputation is founded on the international scope of its programs, its diverse faculty, and an enthusiastic embrace of interdisciplinarity. It is also committed to research that sheds light on the major issues of our day by placing them in the broader sweep of history.

As a professor of Contemporary Québec History, specializing in the history of the State, you will strengthen these areas of expertise in the Faculty of Arts and Science and solidify the Université de Montréal’s commitment to Québec studies.

Day-to-day responsibilitiesThrough your undergraduate and graduate-level teaching, and your research activities, you will contribute to the faculty’s pursuit of excellence. Furthermore, you will promote your discipline and actively participate in the daily activities of a renowned institution. As such, you will:

• Teach courses pertaining to Québec History offered by the Department of History. These range from large-sized introductory courses to specialized graduate research seminars;
• Contribute to the theoretical and practical training of future historians by supervising graduate-level research projects;
• Develop an innovative and high-quality research program in Québec history that will contribute to the national and international reach of the Department;
• Actively participate in the life of the Department, the Faculty of Arts and Science, and the Université de Montréal through institutional service;
• Actively contribute to strengthening the Department’s community outreach, as well as the University’s public presence, through conferences, publications and other activities.

Qualifications

• A PhD in Contemporary Québec History (XXe-XXIe centuries), specializing in the history of the State Candidates close to completing their doctorate are welcome to apply;
• An excellent publication record;
• A demonstrated ability to provide high-quality university-level teaching and to supervise students;
• A demonstrated capacity to develop institutional, national and international research collaborations;
• Have adequate proficiency of the French language or be committed to learning it once hired, through the Université de Montréal’s French language support program, in accordance with the Université de Montréal language policy.

Additional information about the position

• Competitive salary and a comprehensive range of benefits;
• Expected start date: As of June 1st, 2026;
• Located at the Montréal campus.

Link to submit your application: http://rh-carriere-dmz-eng.synchro.umontreal.ca/psc/rhprpr9_car_eng/EMPLOYEE/HRMS/c/HRS_HRAM_FL.HRS_CG_SEARCH_FL.GBL?Page=HRS_APP_JBPST_FL&Action=U&FOCUS=Applicant&SiteId=3&JobOpeningId=529836&PostingSeq=1

How to submit your applicationSubmit your application through our online recruitment system (click on the “Apply for job” button) before November 30th 2025. Your application must include the following documents:

• A cover letter;
• A curriculum vitae;
• Copies of, or links to, three recent publications or research papers;
• A statement outlining your teaching and mentoring experience and approach;
• A research program proposal;
• Contact details of three referees who will be solicited for a letter of recommendation;
• Please respect the following limites as to number of pages:
• A statement outlining your teaching and mentoring experience and approach (one page);
• A research program proposal (one page).

Contact information

Ollivier Hubert, Chair

Faculty of Arts and Science/Department of History

direction@hst.umontreal.ca