About the Role
Maranatha University is a prestigious private institution licensed by the Federal Government of Nigeria, dedicated to raising world-class graduates anchored in academic excellence and godliness. We are currently seeking a passionate, skilled, and research-driven professional to join our academic community as a Lecturer II in Physics with Electronics. In this role, you will play a pivotal part in shaping the minds of future scientists and technologists, fostering an environment of rigorous intellectual inquiry and moral integrity.
Key Responsibilities- Deliver engaging undergraduate lectures, seminars, and practical laboratory sessions in Physics with Electronics.
- Develop and update course curricula in alignment with National Universities Commission (NUC) standards and modern technological trends.
- Conduct high-quality academic research and publish findings in reputable peer-reviewed journals.
- Supervise undergraduate student projects, research dissertations, and academic advising.
- Participate actively in departmental, faculty, and university-wide committees as well as community service initiatives.
- Utilize digital learning management systems and modern educational technologies to enhance student engagement and remote learning.
- Ph.D. degree in Physics with Electronics or a closely related discipline from a reputable university.
- Candidates holding a Master’s degree in the relevant discipline with a minimum of 3 years of post-qualification, full-time teaching experience at the tertiary level are also eligible to apply.
- Demonstrated evidence of academic publications in reputable journals will be a distinct advantage.
- Strong digital literacy and proficiency in integrating technology into teaching and research.
- Exceptional interpersonal, communication, and mentoring skills with a strong commitment to institutional values.
- Competitive salary structured under MULCASS 3.
- Opportunities for continuous professional development and career advancement.
- A vibrant, supportive, and faith-based academic work environment.
- Access to institutional research grants and collaborative scholarly networks.