The University invites applications from suitably qualified and
experienced candidates to fill the above vacant position in the
Chemistry Department focusing on Inorganic Chemistry.
Duties
Teach core Inorganic Chemistry courses at Undergraduate and Postgraduate levels;
Teach specialized topics (examples: Material Science, Solid-State Chemistry, Organometallic Chemistry, Supramolecular Chemistry, Energy Storage and Conversion Materials, Nanochemistry, etc.) The Department reserves the right to allocate courses;
Design, revise and upgrade Chemistry courses - define course objectives and evaluate/validate outcomes;
Establish an independently-funded research program aligned with Department and Faculty strategy;
Supervise Postgraduate students in their research;
Undertake administrative responsibilities within the Department and Faculty (e.g., Committee participation, Marketing/recruitment representation).
Qualifications And Experience
PhD in Inorganic Chemistry;
Master’s degree in Inorganic Chemistry passed with at least a Merit may be considered;
Evidence of current research output: publications in accredited peer-reviewed journals and conference contributions;
Ability to attract and supervise postgraduate students;
Ability to raise funds to support own research;
At least two (2) years of teaching experience in a tertiary institution or relevant professional experience;
Proven publication record and ability to mobilize funds would be added advantage;
CV should include a detailed list of publications (dates, journal names, co-authors).
Skills
Strong verbal and written communication skills for professional interaction with students, colleagues, and stakeholders;
Course design and curriculum development (defining objectives, updating/upgrading courses);
Research leadership and grant/funding development.