One of the hardest parts about job searching is finding a good company you can trust. The University of Toronto was not only named the best school in the country, but it also employs thousands of people, with nearly 10 thousand staff members in 2024. Well, the school is currently hiring, and there are over 160 roles to fill, spanning a wide variety of departments.
First thing to know is that U of T has three campuses, meaning the jobs are all over the city. The three campuses include St. George (downtown Toronto), Mississauga (west of Toronto), and Scarborough (eastern Toronto).
According to the school’s job page, there are 162 positions open right now, with new roles added frequently. All job descriptions will include the department, posting date, closing date, campus, and where to apply. Before you can apply, you’ll need to create an account, too.
Below are some of the latest roles waiting to be filled:
- Associate Professor / Professor – Strategic Management
- Lecturer / Assistant Professor – Breast Imaging – Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre
- Auditor
- Assistant Professor – Statistical Sciences
- People Analyst
- Finance & Grant Administrator
- Director of Development
- Associate Director, Experiential & Global Learning
- Laboratory Technician
- Research Development & Partnerships Officer
- Program Coordinator
- Financial Assistant
- Communications & Multimedia Specialist
- External Relations Officer
- Director, Financial Operations & Administration
- Office Coordinator and Assistant to the Assistant Provost
- Learning Abroad Advisor
- Finance Clerk
- Director, Career Services
- Administrative Assistant
Working for one of the best institutions certainly comes with the perks. According to U of T, the employee benefits cover health, support, compensation, work-life balance, retirement, professional development and family care.
Sounds like a new job could be around the corner, Toronto.
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