Role overview
What you'll be stepping into
The institution is seeking a qualified and research-oriented Lecturer in Economics to support teaching, academic research, curriculum development, and student supervision. The successful candidate will contribute to high-quality learning, scholarly publications, and community engagement while promoting a positive academic environment aligned with the institution’s Christian values.
Key Responsibilities
Deliver lectures in Economics and related subjects as assigned by the Dean or Head of Department each semester.
Set, assess, and mark examinations, coursework, and other student assignments.
Mentor students and supervise undergraduate research projects.
Conduct academic research and contribute to scholarly publications and other research outputs.
Participate in academic, scholarly, and professional activities organised by the school.
Contribute to curriculum planning, development, review, and implementation.
Prepare learning materials and maintain accurate records of student progress, achievement, and attendance.
Provide student mentorship, counselling, pastoral support, and career guidance.
Comply with the institution’s Open, Distance and e-Learning (ODeL) guidelines.
Participate in community outreach and engagement programmes.
Perform other official duties assigned by the relevant supervisor.
Qualifications and Experience
Applicants should meet the following requirements:
Master’s Degree: A Master of Arts in Economics, Economic Policy and Planning, or a Master of Science in Quantitative Economics from a recognized institution of higher learning.
Bachelor’s Degree: A bachelor’s degree in Economics or a related field from a recognized institution.
Teaching Experience: At least two years of university teaching experience at Lecturer or Assistant Lecturer level, or three years of teaching experience at Tutorial Assistant level.
Research Experience: Completion of at least one academic research dissertation.
Research and Supervision: Evidence of the ability to conduct high-quality economic research, contribute to scholarly publications or other research outputs, and supervise undergraduate and graduate academic work.
Time Management: Ability to manage competing responsibilities and meet strict deadlines.
Communication Skills: Excellent interpersonal, oral, and written communication skills.
Commitment to Teaching: Demonstrated dedication to quality teaching, student-centred learning, and creating a positive learning environment.
Professional Development: Commitment to academic research and continuous professional development.
Christian Commitment: Must be a committed and practising Christian.
Ideal Candidate Profile
The ideal candidate will combine sound economic knowledge with effective teaching, research, and student supervision skills. They should be organised, collaborative, and committed to academic excellence, continuous learning, and meaningful community engagement.
Application Details
The provided vacancy description does not include an application deadline, application link, or submission instructions. Interested candidates should consult the institution’s official recruitment channels for further information on how to apply.
How to apply