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NORTH-WEST UNIVERSITY (POTCHEFSTROOM CAMPUS) invites applications for an Associate Professor/Professor in the Faculty of Education, School of Professional Studies in Education. This permanent position requires leading teaching and supervision for undergraduate and postgraduate programmes, driving research output and strategic projects.
The candidate will contribute to research initiatives, supervise postgraduate studies, and engage in community service and professional development activities as
FACULTY: FACULTY OF EDUCATION
DEPARTMENT: SCHOOL OF PROFESSIONAL STUDIES IN EDUCATION
POSITION NUMBER: P000510
VACANCY: ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR / PROFESSOR
PEROMNES GRADE: A5 / A6
EMPLOYMENT TYPE: PERMANENT
KEY RESPONSIBILITIES:
MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS:
Functional / Technical Competencies (Knowledge and Skills):
Behavioural Competencies:
Remuneration:
The annual total remuneration package will be commensurate with the level of appointment as advertised and in line with the NWU policy guidelines.
ENQUIRIES REGARDING JOB CONTENT MAY BE DIRECTED TO: Prof Erika Serfontein 016 910 3458
ENQUIRIES REGARDING RECRUITMENT PROCESS MAY BE DIRECTED TO: Ms Rouzenne Slambert 018 285 2861
CLOSING DATE: 21 April 2024
PLANNED COMMENCEMENT OF DUTIES: As soon as possible
Kindly take note: applications must be submitted online through the official NWU vacancy website. Incomplete applications and those submitted through any other platform will not be considered.
The University subscribes to and applies the principles of Employment Equity (EE) Act and is committed to transformation. Preference will be given to candidates from the designated groups, in accordance with the principles of the EE Act and NWU Employment Equity Plan.
The University reserves the right not to make an appointment. Communication will be limited to shortlisted candidates only. If you are not contacted within two months from the closing date of this advertisement, please accept that your application was unsuccessful.