Senior Lecturer/Associate Professor - School of Public Management and Administration at University of Pretoria/Universiteit van Pretoria

RESPONSIBILITIES:

The incumbent will be responsible for:

• Lecturing at undergraduate and/or postgraduate level;
• Supervising postgraduate students; 
• Liaising with students, parents and other stakeholders;
• Conducting scientific research and producing publications in the field of Public Administration; and
• Managing academic departmental events and supervising tutors.

MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS:

Senior Lecturer:

• A Doctorate with a specialisation in Public Administration;
• At least 3 year’s relevant tertiary teaching experience in undergraduate and postgraduate studies; 
• Evidence of independent design of module content and assessment.
• At least 2 accredited publications or equivalent recognised scholarly outputs (accepted and/or published); 
• At least 2 completed Master’s students or involvement with PhD supervision.
• Evidence of scholarly engagement related to participation in national and international professional bodies, conferences, reviewer for accredited journals or external moderation for higher education institutions.

ADDED ADVANTAGES AND PREFERENCES:

• Evidence of the potential to develop and implement a sustained research portfolio that can, in future, receive national and international recognition, e.g. publications already in print or manuscripts forthcoming; and
• Evidence of the ability to complete funded research projects, supervise research and lead research teams, and lead research seminars in their field of expertise.

Associate Professor:

• A Doctorate with specialisation in Public Administration;
• At least 6 - 7 year’s relevant tertiary teaching experience in undergraduate and postgraduate studies.
• Evidence of participation in curriculum design, module development (content and assessment) and quality assurance of learning
• An established research focus with:
• At least 7 accredited publications and/or equivalent recognised scholarly outputs, which at least 3 accredited publications that should be in the last 5 years and published in high-impact, internationally recognised journals. 
• Evidence of independent research, peer-reviewed evidence of national standing and recognition of an international shift in publications 
• Evidence of publication with postgraduate students
• At least 4 completed Master’s students over the last 5 years.
• Evidence of consistent and continued supervision. Involvement with at least 2 doctoral students, 1 as the main supervisor.
• Evidence of research grants or awards; 
• Evidence of developing a network of national and international research collaboration
• Evidence of academic scholarship by demonstrating your role and participation in international associations, external examination of theses and dissertations, faculty and departmental committee leadership or involvement, and mentoring of early career academics.

ADDED ADVANTAGES AND PREFERENCES:

• Strong leadership and communication skills;
• International recognition; and 
• NRF rating or ready to apply.