Senior Lecturer / Lecturer (Tourism)
University of Namibia · Katima Mulilo
Job description
About the role
The University of Namibia is recruiting a Senior Lecturer or Lecturer in Tourism for its Katima Mulilo campus. The post is full time and academic, and the main purpose is to teach tourism modules and related fields to students across departments and faculties.
Key responsibilities
- Provide effective teaching of tourism modules and related fields to students across departments and faculties.
- Undertake and supervise research activities.
- Provide relevant community service as required.
Required profile
- A Master's degree or PhD in Tourism studies, Tourism Management or a related field.
- At least three years of tertiary teaching experience, preferably in tourism or a related field in higher education.
- Evidence of research engagement and willingness to take part in community engagement activities.
Required skills
- Ability to work collaboratively within an academic team.
- Excellent interpersonal, digital, written and oral communication skills.
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