Lecturer/ Junior Lecturer: Maritime Studies X2

Assisting with the coordination of all academic activities relating to, but not limited to:

• Bachelor of Marine Engineering


• Teaching & learning


• Curriculum development,


• Academic development,


• Academic administration,


• Conducting research,


• Participation in SAMSA/EMSA/CHE or any other accreditation,


• Participation in Quality Assurance activities,


• Participation in Industry Advisory Committees & partnerships,


• Personal & professional development,


• Assisting with WIL and planning of service-learning initiatives,


• Assisting with recruitment, admissions & marketing as is reasonably required by the HoD: Maritime Studies & Survival Centre.


• Familiarising and incorporating utilisation of the onsite Simulator in training programs

Lecturer:

• Masters in either Maritime Studies/Nautical Science/Maritime Law or equivalent. All underpinning qualifications must be in either Maritime Studies/Nautical Science/Maritime Law or equivalent


• At least 2-years relevant teaching experience in higher education and/or 2-years industrial experience in Maritime.


• Seagoing Certificate of Competency Class 1 or Class 2 or OOW A minimum of 12 months’ sea time after the date of issue of the COC, in rank as Chief Mate.

Recommendation:

• A registration with a relevant professional body is recommended.


• Progress made towards a Doctorate in Maritime Studies/Nautical Science/Maritime Law.


• Demonstrable ability to carry out research as evidenced by publications in accredited journal.

Junior Lecturer:

• A Postgraduate Diploma in Maritime Studies /Bachelor of Engineering Technology (Honours) /PG Dip/ NHD /BTech degree in Maritime Studies/Nautical Science/Maritime Law or equivalent.


• Seagoing Certificate of Competency Class 1 or Class 2 or OOW. A minimum of 12 months’ sea time after the date of issue of the CoC.

Recommendation:

• Relevant teaching experience in higher education and/or industrial experience in Maritime.


• A registration with a relevant professional body is recommended.


• Progress made towards a Masters in Maritime Studies/Nautical Science/Maritime Law or equivalent will be an advantage


• Demonstrable ability to carry out research as evidenced by a publication in accredited journal

Important notes:

• Preference will be given to an appointment at the higher level.


• Successful applicants for the Lecturer post to commit to studying towards and completing a Doctorate within 5 years of appointment


• Successful applicants for the Junior Lecturer post to commit to studying towards and completing a cognate Masters within 4 years of appointment and a Doctorate within 5 years of obtaining the Masters.