LECTURER Economics 2 POSTS
| vacancy no: FSS/E 2/ 2011 | closing date: 11/11/2011 |
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| Duties: The successful candidate shall be required to lecture and supervise at graduate and undergraduate levels. He/she will be expected to teach Economic Theory and Quantitative Methods, and any two of the following: Public Finance, Labour Economics, Health Economics, Econometrics, Money and Banking, Monetary Economics, Industrial Economics, Financial Economics and International Economics. The candidate will also be expected to perform any other duties as may be assigned by the Head of Department. Requirements: Applicants should (i) hold at least a Bachelors Degree in Economics with at least a 2(ii) pass and an overall aggregate of 65% and a Masters Degree in Economics or related discipline. ii) a PhD will be an added advantage. iii) teaching experience at a university or comparable institution and demonstration of effective academic leadership will also be an added advantage. iv) show evidence of engagement in research and service. Remuneration: The University offers a competitive salary and benefits commensurate with experience and qualifications How To Apply: Letters of applications are to address the stated qualifications and provide any other information to assist the University to determine your suitability for the position. You should quote the vacancy number of the post applied for, provide current C.Vs (including telephone, telex and telefax numbers and e-mail), certified true copies of educational certificates, transcripts and names and addresses of three referees. Send your application to:
Applicants should inform their referees to (i) Quote the Vacancy Number(s) and Position(s) applied for and (ii) submit their references directly to the above address, before the stipulated closing date. Please note that applications with incomplete information shall not be acknowledged Hand delivered applications should be submitted to Office No. 136 in Block 240 (240/136) NB: Only shortlisted applicants will be contacted | |
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