Places behaviour analysis within its social and historical context. This course covers radical behaviourism and the history of behaviour analysis. Students will develop their critical thinking skills as they place behaviour analysis in dialogue with its social context and explore its goals as a science and practice. The minimum requirement for consideration is a Master's degree or equivalent in Psychology, Behaviour Analysis, Education, or related field AND be certified, regulated, or licensed in behaviour analysis (e.g. BCBA, RBA, LBA). Previous experience teaching online at the graduate level in a university environment is considered an asset. Please attach an updated resume to your application letter and include teaching evaluation scores if available.Please take note of the following:
- Please apply to each CAE posting in a separate email. The subject line should contain course number, title, and the term you wish to teach (i.e. BEHV 6001 Critical History and Philosophy of Behaviour Analysis, Fall 2026).
- For each application, please attach a cover letter outlining 1) your training and experience in ABA and 2) teaching philosophy; an updated resume/CV; proof of certification/regulation/licensure; and teaching evaluation scores if available.
- Applicants can access the Collective Agreement between The University of New Brunswick and The Association of University of New Brunswick Teachers - Contract Academic Employees (Group 2) at the following link https://www.unb.ca/hr/labourrelations/agreements.html
