Lecturer / Senior Lecturer (Inorganic Chemistry)

University of Cape Town; Cape Town; On-site; ZAR 600 000 - 800 000; Full time

Job summary

The University of Cape Town is seeking a Senior Lecturer in Inorganic Chemistry to develop a strong research program and teach at undergraduate levels. The ideal candidate will have a PhD, postdoctoral experience, and a track record in securing research funding.

Qualifications

• At least 2 years of postdoctoral experience in a research environment.
• Experience in securing external research funding.

Responsibilities

• Develop a strong research programme in inorganic chemistry.
• Teach courses at undergraduate level and deliver specialist lectures.
• Supervise Honours, MSc, and PhD students.

Skills

Inorganic Chemistry

Research Productivity

Teaching Experience

Education

PhD in Inorganic Chemistry

Job description

Job Location : Western Cape, Cape Town Deadline : June 02, 2025 Quick Recommended Links

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Requirements for this position include :

• A PhD in the field of inorganic chemistry, followed by at least 2 years of postdoctoral experience in a research environment.
• A research track record that demonstrates experience and productivity in the field.
• Success in securing external research funding.
• Some university level teaching experience in inorganic chemistry.

For appointment at Senior Lecturer Level :

• A PhD in the field of inorganic chemistry, followed by at least 2 years of postdoctoral experience in a research environment.
• Experience in teaching inorganic chemistry at undergraduate level and an ability to contribute to course development.
• Supervision of postgraduate students at Honours, Masters and / or PhD level;
• A research track record that demonstrates experience and productivity in the field (publication in peer reviewed inorganic chemistry journals as senior author)
• Success in securing external research funding.
• Contributions to administration management and leadership.
• Evidence of Social responsiveness and Engaged Scholarship.
• Evidence of international networks.

Responsibilities include :

• Develop a strong research programme, in inorganic chemistry.
• Develop and teach courses at an appropriate level, in the sub-discipline of inorganic chemistry at both introductory and senior undergraduate level (including service courses) and deliver specialist lectures at the Honours (4th year) level.
• Supervise Honours, MSc and PhD, students, as appropriate.
• Contribute to the administration of the Department at an appropriate level, and Faculty of Science through committee work.