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A prestigious university in Malaysia is seeking a Pharmaceutical Technology Lecturer to shape future professionals. This role includes delivering engaging lectures, assessing student performance, and contributing to research in the field. Candidates must possess a Bachelor's, Master's, and PhD in relevant disciplines, along with strong communication skills. Join a dynamic environment contributing to student and industry collaboration.
As a Pharmaceutical Technology Lecturer, you will play a key role in shaping the next generation of pharmaceutical professionals. Your responsibilities will encompass teaching, curriculum development, research, and fostering industry collaboration, with a focus on advancing the application of technology in pharmaceutical sciences. This role is ideal for individuals passionate about pharmaceutical technology, innovation, and education, and eager to contribute to the academic and professional growth of students in this dynamic field.
The candidates shall be a member of the staff of the Department of Pharmaceutical Technology assigned by Kulliyyah of Pharmacy and shall perform teaching, examining, and research duties and such other obligations as are normally required of an academic staff member of IIUM. The candidates should also undertake moral and religious obligations in relation to colleagues and students as part and parcel of their duties as a member of the academic staff of IIUM.
As a lecturer and member of the academic staff, the candidate is required to attend any meetings related to administrative positions they may hold. This attendance is mandated by appointments made under IIUM or through administrative directives issued by the Rector, Dean, or Head of the Kulliyyah/Centre/Department/Institute/Office/Mahallah.
Candidates must hold a Bachelor’s degree in Pharmaceutical Technology/Biomedical Science/Biotechnology/Science from a recognised university. Candidates must hold a Master’s degree in Pharmaceutics/Pharmaceutical Technology-related field from a recognised university. Candidates must hold a PhD degree in Pharmaceutics/Pharmaceutical Technology-related field from a recognised university. Open for Malaysian applicants only.
Particularly in a higher education context, typically encompasses a blend of academic qualifications, teaching abilities, research skills, and personal attributes that enable effective education delivery, student engagement, and contributions to the academic community. Prior experience in teaching and research in the higher education sector is an added advantage.
All candidates must have obtained: Credits in Bahasa Malaysia and English language (including oral examination) at Sijil Pelajaran Malaysia (SPM) level OR equivalent qualification recognised by the Government (for Malaysian citizens). IELTS Band 6 / MUET Band 4. Candidate without any of these qualifications will be required to sit for the IIUM English Language Proficiency Test.