Lecturing Vacancies at Rhodes University

Requirements:

Lecturer

• At least a PhD in Botany, focussing on evolutionary ecology, molecular ecology, evolution, biogeography and/or systematics of terrestrial plants.
• Tutoring, facilitation, or teaching experience required at the undergraduate level.
• Experience in teaching and research in the evolutionary ecology, molecular ecology, evolution, biogeography and/or systematics of terrestrial plants.
• No research supervision required.
• Track record of research publication.
• Some administrative experience albeit in informal contexts e.g., student or sports clubs, work experiences.

Senior Lecturer

• At least a PhD in Botany, focussing on evolutionary ecology, molecular ecology, evolution, biogeography and/or systematics of terrestrial plants.
• Teaching experience at both the undergraduate and post graduate levels required.
• Experience in teaching and research in the evolutionary ecology, molecular ecology, evolution, biogeography and/or systematics of terrestrial plants.
• Research supervision of at least Masters’ degrees required.
• Emerging national profile in discipline.
• Good track record of research publication.
• Proven track record of administration, management, and/or leadership roles in teaching, assessment, research and community engagement.

The following documents are required:

• A comprehensive CV and relevant qualifications, including academic transcripts;
• A substantial motivation which tells us:
• Your research trajectory.
• Your teaching approach and experience.
• The level you are applying for, your interest in the post and suitability in light of the requirements. 

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Requirements

Associate Professor

• A Ph.D. in Law with an LLB from a South African university, coupled with at least 7 years of relevant experience, with a focus on Commercial Law and/or the Law of Evidence.

Senior Lecturer

• An LLM, preferably with progress towards a Ph.D. if a Ph.D. has not yet been completed, with an LLB from a South African university and 5 years of relevant experience, with a focus on Commercial Law and/or the Law of Evidence.

Lecturer

• At least an LLM degree with an LLB degree from a South African university and some teaching, research interest, or experience in Commercial Law and/or the Law of Evidence. 

Application process

• It is essential that prospective candidates read the academic role profile and further particulars relating to this post for further requirements and to ensure that all relevant documentation is submitted. 

The following documents are required:

• An online application form; 
• A comprehensive CV and relevant qualifications. This must include
• including academic transcripts.
• Reasons for leaving your current and previous jobs.
• Referees who are and/or were your direct line manager, their title, name, designation, and contact information should be at least their contact number and email address.
• A letter of motivation of no more than 2 pages that tells us:
• The level for which you are applying;
• Your reasons for having an interest in working at Rhodes University;
• Your teaching approach and experience;
• Your research track record, experience, and trajectory.

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Requirements:

• The post is in the Fine Art Practice section of the Department, and the successful applicant will be expected to:
• Take responsibility for the Fine Art Practice 1 courses, teaching (or co-teaching) across a range of assignments in different art-making media areas, and managing all aspects of course co-ordination and related studio administration.
• Contribute at the more senior levels (including postgraduate supervision) in a manner commensurate with their experience and expertise.
• Contribute to the Fine Art Department’s rich and varied portfolio of practice-based and practice-led research.

Lecturer:

• A Masters degree in Fine Art/Visual Arts, with reasonable progress being made towards a PhD in Fine Art/Visual Arts (practice-based or practice-led) and with a commitment to complete the PhD within the probationary period. Applicants must have an ability to teach in the subject of Fine Art/Visual Arts studio practice. Preference will be given to candidates with teaching ability and technical competency across a range of art-making media areas (such as drawing, painting, sculpture, printmedia, digital arts and photography).

Senior Lecturer:

• A PhD in Fine Art/Visual Arts (practice-based or practice-led) is preferred. Candidates with a Masters degree in Fine Art/Visual Arts, with proof of PhD under examination may also be considered. Candidates will need to provide proof of having passed the PhD examination by the time of appointment. Applicants must have teaching experience at both the undergraduate and postgraduate levels, in the subject of Fine Art/Visual Arts studio practice. Preference will be given to candidates with teaching experience and technical competency across a range of art-making media areas (such as drawing, painting, sculpture, printmedia, digital arts and photography).

Associate Professor/Professor:

• A PhD in Fine Art/Visual Arts (practice-based or practice-led) is required. Applicants must have considerable teaching experience at both the undergraduate and postgraduate levels, in the subject of Fine Art/Visual Arts studio practice. Preference will be given to candidates with extensive teaching experience and technical competency across a range of art-making media areas (such as drawing, painting, sculpture, printmedia, digital arts and photography).