Role overview
What you'll be stepping into
Focuses on educating students, conducting impactful research, and engaging with the community to mitigate health risks related to the environment (e.g., water sanitation, waste management, and occupational health). Reports to the Head of Department, Public Health
Basic Qualifications
A PhD in a related field or a masters degree with at least 6 years of progressive experience in the same discipline plus at least three publications in a referred journal or book chapter.
Job tasks
Design and deliver formal, research-informed lectures to undergraduate and postgraduate students.
Create and set coursework assignments, tests, and formal examinations.
Administer and invigilate scheduled tests and examinations.
Assess and mark submitted coursework, tests, and examination scripts; compile and finalise student grades.
Offer individual academic counselling and performance feedback to students.
Undertake independent scholarly research and publish or present findings in peer-reviewed journals, conferences, and academic forums.
Provide research supervision and mentorship to undergraduate and postgraduate students completing dissertations or theses.
Lead interactive small-group seminars and tutorial sessions focused on discussion, application, and skill development.
Execute assigned departmental administrative and operational responsibilities under the direction of the Head of Department.
Contribute to institutional and community outreach initiatives that support the university’s public-engagement mandate.
Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) to be mutually crafted and agreed upon.
Mode of Application:
Interested candidates should submit their applications online with supporting documents to us@bsu.ac.ug. Address to: University Secretary, Bishop Stuart University. P. O. Box 09, Mbarara. Note: Foreign applicants will be responsible for their own work permit and related fees. For further details, please visit our website www.bsu.ac.ug or follow us on our social media handles.
Deadline for receiving applications: Monday, 10th August 2026.
How to apply