Careers
Careers
We believe in the power of every individual to shape the future
At the ÀÖÓ¯VI, we actively seek out challenges to drive real change.
As a Top 5 Canadian university, we're building a place that tackles today's pressing issues — shaping a better tomorrow when we’re powered by people like you. Join us and be part of a vibrant, inclusive and impactful community.
Empowering you with more than a paycheque
At the U of A, we prioritize your well-being and provide exceptional total rewards to enhance your quality of life. In addition to competitive compensation, when you join our community, you may be eligible for:
- Comprehensive health and dental plan, plus a health spending account
- Defined benefit pension plan
- Generous vacation and leave policies
- Winter closure period
- Tuition reimbursement for U of A courses
- Access to recreation and sports facilities
- On campus health care services
We have multiple employee groups with their own terms and conditions of employment. Please reference the job posting you are interested in to determine the applicable employee group and review the total rewards package offered.
Investing in your potential
Onboarding
We set the foundation for your success, foster a sense of belonging and empower you to make a positive impact.
Professional Development
Learning experiences to enhance your knowledge, skills, behaviors and mindset, as well as funding and reimbursement programs for eligible employees.
Leadership Programs
If you’re dedicated to engaging others in the pursuit of growth, we have exceptional leadership training opportunities available no matter your role.
Leading with Purpose.
Shape the future with us! By 2033, we will be known as a university with transformational impact. Each person's contribution to the ÀÖÓ¯VI gives shape to what we offer the world and how we offer it. We want this plan to shape the work we all do — the work that will shape the future of the university for the next 10 years.
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Our employees
14k
Faculty + staff members
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Diversity
60.1%
of faculty and staff1 identify as women
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