Geoffrey Wood

Western University’s DAN Department of Management & Organizational Studies is recruiting for a full-time limited-term Assistant Professor or Lecturer in Commercial Aviation Management (CAM) . This is an interdisciplinary faculty appointment in the Faculty of Social Science at the University of Western Ontario, London, Ontario, focused on aviation education, management, and applied learning. The role is designed for an aviation professional or scholar who can contribute to teaching, program development, and student mentorship in a rapidly growing CAM program. The successful candidate will help develop and teach new courses supporting the growth of the CAM degree, contribute to undergraduate and graduate programming, assist with student and industry engagement, and support student groups and events within the program. Research/teaching areas and keywords: Commercial Aviation Management, Aviation Management, Management, Business, Education, Aviation Industry, Applied Learning, Student Mentorship, Human Factors in Aviation, Aviation Regulations, Aviation Law, Aviation Cybersecurity, Air Traffic Control Management, Accident Investigation and Analysis. Eligibility highlights: Applicants must hold a relevant bachelor’s degree and one of the following: a senior professional qualification such as an ATPL with related work experience, a master’s degree with related work experience, or a PhD in aviation or a related field. Preferred experience includes flight training institutions, aviation industry knowledge, leadership, teaching at the postsecondary level, program development, and experience with Canadian and international aviation organizations. Funding and compensation: Rank and salary are commensurate with qualifications and experience, and the position includes a comprehensive benefits package. Application window: Posting date is May 11, 2026, and the closing date is June 11, 2026. Applications must be submitted as a single PDF by email and include the faculty application form, cover letter, CV, teaching evidence, and three academic references. Institution: Western University, London, Ontario, Canada.