ECON Teaching Assistants Winter 2027

Location: Leacock Building, Canada

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These Teaching Assistant positions are only available to McGill graduate students.

You must be a student registered at McGill in an MA or PhD degree program in the Winter 2027 term.

Hiring Unit: Department of Economics

Position Summary

Responsibilities include hosting and facilitating discussions with small groups of students; grading of some assignments; attending lectures and reading course materials; communication with students regarding MyCourses, submission of assignments, etc.

Qualifications

Positions only available to McGill graduate student with appropriate academic background. Previous study in the subject of the course.

Positions

ECON 208 Microeconomic Analysis and Applications – TBD, 3 positions of 180 hours

ECON 209 Macroeconomic Analysis and Applications – Prof. El‑Attar Vilalta, 3 positions of 180 hours

ECON 209 Macroeconomic Analysis and Applications – Prof. Barczyk, 2 positions of 180 hours

ECON 219 Current Econ Problems: Topics – TBD, 3 positions of 180 hours

ECON 225 Economics of the Environment – TBD, 3 positions of 180 hours

ECON 227D2 Economic Statistics – Prof. Galbraith, 1 position of 180 hours, 1 position of 90 hours

ECON 227D2 Economic Statistics – Prof. Galbraith, 1 position of 180 hours, 1 position of 90 hours

ECON 230D2 Microeconomic Theory – Prof. Baumann, 2 positions of 180 hours

ECON 230D2 Microeconomic Theory – Prof. Gendron-Carrier, 2 positions of 180 hours

ECON 250D2 Introduction to Economic Theory: Honours, Prof. Dutta, 1 position of 180 hours

ECON 257D2 Economic Statistics – Honours- Prof. Ruge-Murcia, 1 position of 180 hours

ECON 302 Money, Banking & Government Policy – Prof. Zhang, 1 position of 180 hours, 1 position of 90 hours

ECON 304 Financial Instruments & Institutions – Prof. Zhang, 2 positions of 180 hours

ECON 305 Industrial Organization – TBD, 1 position of 90 hours

ECON 310 Intro to Behavioural Economics – Prof. Xue, 1 position of 180 hours

ECON 313 Economics Development 1 – Prof. Ajzenman, 2 positions of 180 hours, 1 position of 90 hours

ECON 319 Economics Crisis – Prof. Engle-Warnick, 1 position of 180 hours

ECON 326 Ecological Economics – TBD, 1 position of 180 hours

ECON 332 Macroeconomic Theory – Majors 1 – Prof. Barczyk, 1 position of 180 hours

ECON 333 Macroeconomic Theory – Majors 2 – TBD, 3 positions of 180 hours

ECON 338 Intro Economics 2 – Prof. Ajzenman, 1 position of 180 hours

ECON 347 Economics of Climate Change – Prof. El-Attar Vilalta, 1 position of 180 hours

ECON 350 Gender and Economics – Prof. Laszlo, 1 position of 180 hours

ECON 354 Macroeconomics – Honours 2 – Prof. Castro, 1 position of 180 hours

ECON 406 Topics in Economic Policy: Economics of AI – Prof. Saltiel, 1 position of 180 hours

ECON 409 Public Sector Economics 2 – Prof. Zhang, 1 position of 180 hours

ECON 447 Economics of Information & Uncertainty – Prof. Baumann, 1 position of 90 hours

ECON 452 Advanced Economics Theory 2 – Honours – Prof. Benchekroun, 1 position of 90 hours

ECON 460 History of Thought 1 – Honours – Prof. Strumpf, 1 position of 90 hours

ECON 462 Seminar in Economic History – Prof. Jones, 1 position of 90 hours

ECON 469 Econometrics Honours 2- Prof. Goncalves, 1 position of 180 hours

ECON 473 Income Distribution, Prof. Poschke, 1 position of 90 hours

ECON 510 Experimental Economics- Prof. Engle-Warnick, 1 position of 90 hours

Hourly Salary: $38.46

Position Start Date: January 5, 2027

Position End Date: May 7, 2027

Deadline to Apply: November 1, 2026

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All qualified applicants are encouraged to apply; however, in accordance with Canadian immigration requirements, Canadians and permanent residents will be given priority.