Advertising

To place an ad or for any questions, please call 613-726-5196 or email [email protected].

September-October 2025: August 5, 2025 

November-December 2025: October 14, 2025

Advertise your product, service, brand, achievement, event or employment opportunity. 

All advertising is subject to approval. Rates do not include applicable taxes. Sizes listed are width by height in inches. 

Ads should be high-resolution flattened PDFs with embedded fonts. Any colour components must be CMYK. 

Agency discount 15%. 

8.25” x 10.625” 
$3,000 
Full page ads must include an additional 0.25” bleed on all sides for a total document size of 8.625” x 11.125”. All artwork should have a safety margin of 0.125” on each side to ensure content is not cut off.

3.5625” x 9.625” 
$1,920

7.125” x 4.8125” 
$1,920

The CAUT Bulletin will not accept advertisements from for-profit post-secondary institutions or job advertisements restricting applications on grounds of race, national origin, religion, colour, sex, age, marital status, family status, ethnicity, disability, sexual preference, social origin, or political beliefs or affiliation. CAUT expects that all positions advertised in the Bulletin are open to both men and women. Advertisements using restrictive language will not be accepted except when the language is consistent with human rights legislation. Where any bona fide reasons for exemption from general policy stated above exist, it is the respon­sibility of the institution that in­tends to place a restrictive ad­ver­tise­ment to pro­­vide CAUT with a statement as to these reasons. The CAUT Policy Statement on Academic Freedom contains fundamental statements of prin­ciple that reflect key priorities of the organization. CAUT thereby reserves the right to refuse advertisements from any post-secondary institution where such ad­vertisement or practice of the institution appears to demonstrate an intention to restrict (or has in fact restricted) academic freedom. As a service to CAUT members interested in positions available in other countries, the Bulletin accepts advertisements for these positions. The view of academic free­dom and the extent to which it is protected in other countries may vary. Except in the case of the United States, where the American Association of Uni­ver­sity Pro­fessors (AAUP) investigates alleged violations of academic freedom, there is no method by which CAUT can provide any verifiable information concerning the state of academic freedom at institutions outside of Canada.