Sessional Lecturer - IFA1901H - Forensic Accounting Professional & Practice Issues

**Date Posted:** 11/12/2026 **Req ID:** 51019 **Faculty/Division:** UofT Mississauga **Department:** UTM: Inst. for Management & Innovation **Campus:** University of Toronto Mississauga (UTM) **Existing Vacancy:** Yes **Course title:** Forensic Accounting Professional & Practice Issues (**IFA1901H**) **# of Positions:** 1 (Instructor) **Posting date:** November 12, 2026 **Closing date:** December 4, 2026 **Class schedule:** Online class sessions will be scheduled on Wednesdays from 19:00-22:00 ET, beginning 31-March, 2027 and ending on 19-May, 2027. **Dates of appointment:** March 1, 2027 – May 31, 2027 **Description of course:** -------------------------- Earlier courses have provided foundational material about what a forensic accountant does. IFA1901H examines the conduct required of a forensic accountant for a successful professional career. Important topics and cases cover the cycle of an Investigative and Forensic Accounting engagement, including: the role of and expectations for forensic accountants; professional ethics, dealing with clients – engagement definition, conflicts, planning; dealing with staff – scope of work, supervision, collection and analysis of evidence, file documentation, use of email, drafts; report types, content considerations, and preparation, litigation privilege, privacy; expert witness and similar roles. IFA1901H will be taught online in 8 once-per-week, interactive sessions, 3 hours in length, followed by an invigilated examination in the 9th week. There will also be an individual assignment and a group assignment. **Position description:** ------------------------- **Instructor** As the Instructor in the course, you will be responsible for liaising with the MFAcc Director and/or their designate on course related matters, as required. Responsible for developing the course in alignment with the program’s curriculum map and established learning outcomes. Prepare, update, distribute and present lectures for this course, consistent with the course outline. Deliver 3-hour online lectures each week, over an 8-week period through U of T Zoom. Record live class lecture sessions on Zoom, ensure they are saved to the Zoom’s cloud server. Prepare, develop and distribute course related materials via the learning management system/administration portal – Quercus. Prepare exams, including make-up and supplemental exams, an individual assignment, a group assignment, and supervise their marking (marking is completed by Sessional Instructional Assistants) during the term. Record and submit grades. Provide feedback to the Director and/or his nominee, for each assignment. Provide a final marks list to the Director within two weeks of the final examination. Communicate and respond to students on course-related matters through official U of T email within a reasonable time frame (e.g. 48 hours) at various times during the week, as required, referencing and citing coursework where appropr