Full-Time

Vice President, Academic

Posted on 9/8/2026

triOS College

triOS College

Career college in Mississauga, Canada

Compensation Overview

$179k/yr

Mississauga, ON, Canada

In Person

Must reside in Ontario or relocate to Ontario before starting.

PhD

Category
Education (1)
Required Skills
Quality Assurance (QA)
Cybersecurity

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Requirements
  • An earned PhD from a recognized institution; internationally obtained credentials must be assessed by a recognized Canadian credential assessment service.
  • A minimum of 10–15 years of progressively senior academic leadership experience within post-secondary education.
  • Significant experience as a Vice-President Academic, Provost, Dean, Associate Vice-President, or equivalent senior academic administrator.
  • Demonstrated success in curriculum development and academic program leadership.
  • Extensive experience with graduate education and degree programming.
  • Experience with PEQAB or comparable quality assurance and accreditation processes.
  • Experience leading faculty and academic administrators.
  • Strong knowledge of academic governance and institutional policy development.
  • Demonstrated financial and operational leadership experience.
  • Proven ability to lead organizational and academic change.
  • Experience building partnerships with industry and professional organizations.
  • Must reside in Ontario or be willing to relocate to Ontario before starting the role.
Responsibilities
  • Provide strategic leadership for all academic programs and educational initiatives.
  • Create a culture of academic excellence, innovation, integrity, and continuous quality improvement.
  • Ensure academic programs meet provincial quality assurance standards and institutional objectives.
  • Lead academic planning, including new program development, program review, and program renewal.
  • Promote excellence in teaching, learning, assessment, and graduate outcomes.
  • Champion evidence-based decision-making and continuous academic improvement.
  • Serve as a member of Academic Council and provide administrative and institutional support for its independent academic governance responsibilities.
  • Ensure Academic Council fulfills responsibilities related to curriculum, admissions, academic policies, academic standards, progression, graduation requirements, and academic appeals.
  • Develop and implement academic policies supporting institutional excellence and regulatory compliance.
  • Ensure effective communication among Academic Council, senior leadership, and the Board of Governors.
  • Lead the design, development, implementation, evaluation, and continuous improvement of graduate programs.
  • Ensure curriculum reflects current industry practices, employer expectations, and emerging workforce needs.
  • Oversee program learning outcomes, graduate competencies, and assessment frameworks.
  • Ensure compliance with PEQAB quality assurance standards and Ministry requirements.
  • Lead cyclical program reviews and continuous quality improvement initiatives.
  • Supervise institutional quality assurance processes and academic performance reporting.
  • Coordinate Program Advisory Committees and ensure meaningful industry engagement in curriculum development.
  • Provide leadership for faculty recruitment, orientation, development, mentoring, evaluation, and succession planning.
  • Promote excellence in teaching through professional development and instructional innovation.
  • Ensure faculty qualifications meet institutional policies and PEQAB expectations.
  • Develop a collaborative academic culture grounded in academic freedom, integrity, inclusion, and respect.
  • Support faculty engagement in scholarship, applied research, and professional practice.
  • Champion student-centred teaching and learning.
  • Ensure academic support services promote student retention, persistence, and graduation.
  • Monitor academic performance indicators and implement strategies to improve student outcomes.
  • Promote accessibility, equity, diversity, and inclusion throughout the academic experience.
  • Ensure graduates possess competencies required for professional success and lifelong learning.
  • Develop and implement the Institute’s strategic vision for applied research, innovation, scholarship, and knowledge mobilization.
  • Lead an applied research agenda addressing emerging industry, healthcare, business, technology, cybersecurity, and societal challenges.
  • Develop a culture of scholarly inquiry, innovation, and continuous improvement among faculty, staff, and students.
  • Promote interdisciplinary research collaborations with industry, healthcare organizations, government agencies, community organizations, and international institutions.
  • Advance graduate student participation in applied research through capstone projects, internships, research assistantships, and collaborative industry initiatives.
  • Provide leadership for research governance, ethics, integrity, and compliance with institutional, provincial, and federal policies and standards.
  • Identify and pursue external research funding opportunities.
  • Encourage faculty scholarship through publications, conference presentations, applied research projects, curriculum innovation, and professional engagement.
  • Establish processes to measure and communicate research outcomes, institutional impact, innovation performance, and knowledge transfer activities.
  • Lead the development and implementation of the Institute’s strategy for the ethical, responsible, and effective use of artificial intelligence across teaching, learning, applied research, student services, and institutional operations.
  • Promote artificial intelligence literacy among faculty, staff, and students through professional development, curriculum integration, and responsible use of emerging technologies.
  • Champion integration of artificial intelligence, learning analytics, automation, simulation technologies, and digital learning tools.
  • Ensure institutional policies and academic standards address academic integrity, data privacy, cybersecurity, transparency, intellectual property, bias mitigation, and ethical decision-making related to artificial intelligence.
  • Encourage faculty to use artificial intelligence and emerging technologies for curriculum design, personalized learning, assessment, scholarly research, and evidence-informed decision-making.
  • Develop strategic partnerships with technology companies, healthcare organizations, research institutes, and innovation hubs.
  • Monitor trends in artificial intelligence, educational technology, and digital transformation.
  • Position the Institute as a leader in artificial intelligence-enabled education, applied research, and digital innovation.
  • Contribute to development and implementation of the Institutional Strategic Plan.
  • Develop long-term academic plans aligned with enrolment projections and workforce needs.
  • Identify emerging educational trends and recommend new academic opportunities.
  • Support institutional growth through innovative program offerings and delivery models.
  • Ensure compliance with academic legislation, regulations, and quality assurance requirements.
  • Lead institutional interactions related to academic reviews and quality assurance.
  • Ensure compliance with PEQAB, Ministry requirements, AODA, the Human Rights Code, copyright legislation, privacy legislation, and academic integrity standards.
  • Maintain institutional academic policies consistent with provincial and national best practices.
  • Develop and manage the Academic Division budget.
  • Allocate academic resources strategically to support institutional priorities.
  • Ensure effective utilization of faculty, instructional resources, and educational technologies.
  • Participate in institutional budget planning and resource allocation.
  • Build collaborative relationships with employers, professional associations, healthcare organizations, universities, colleges, government agencies, and community organizations.
  • Represent the Institute at provincial, national, and international academic forums.
  • Support academic partnerships that enhance student opportunities and institutional reputation.
  • Lead, mentor, and develop academic leaders across the institution.
  • Promote collaboration among faculty, administration, and students.
  • Encourage innovation and continuous improvement throughout the Academic Division.
  • Foster a respectful, inclusive, and high-performing organizational culture.

triOS College is a private career college in Mississauga, Canada. It offers postsecondary diploma and certificate programs in business, technology, healthcare, and other career fields.

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