Muni University is a public multi-campus university in Uganda. It is one of the public universities and degree-awarding institutions in the country, licensed and supervised by the Uganda National Council for Higher Education
Typical duties include:
• Planning Teaching, Including Lectures, Seminars/Tutorials And Learning Materials.
• Meeting Students Individually To Discuss Progress.
• Checking And Assessing Students’ Work.
• Pursuing Research.
• Interviewing Potential Students.
• Deliver Lectures, Seminars, Workshops And Other Teaching Functions.
• Perform A Broad Range Of Administrative Duties.
• Interview Course Applicants And Orientate Successful Students.
• Write Research Proposals, Papers And Attend Conferences.
Qualifications and Education
• Post Graduate Degrees:
• To become an expert in the field, you will continue your education and likely need to earn at least your master’s degree in Education or the subject you want to teach.
• But the learning won’t stop there.
• To be hired by a university, you will likely need a PhD as well.
• Applicants who hold Third Class Bachelors Degree plus PhD Degree are eligible for appointment to the position of Lecturer.
This is because PhD qualification is an indicator of academic maturity.
Applications are invited from suitably qualified Ugandans to fill vacant position at Muni University on replacement basis. Typed application letters should be submitted in triplicate to the Office of the University Secretary, Muni University, P. O. Box 725, Arua, or Kampala Liaison office in Makerere University Lincoln House A1 to be received not later than Friday 24, November 2023 at 5:00pm.
Visit the University web-site, www.muni.ac.ug
1. The application letter should bear the title of the post and the reference number specified against the vacancy.
2. Applicants should attach three sets of photocopies of their Academic Documents, Professional Certificates, appointment letters or Certificates of Service, National Identity Card and three recent passport size photographs, a typed and signed CV and any other relevant documents.
The application must include the applicant’s telephone contact, e-mail address and telephone numbers of three referees.
4. An applicant who shall not formally receive communication from the University on completion of the selection exercise should consider him/herself unsuccessful