About the Role
Al-Hikmah University, Ilorin, Nigeria, a reputable private conventional institution committed to academic and moral excellence, is seeking a qualified and dedicated Senior Lecturer to join the Department of Human Physiology. This role offers an exciting opportunity for an accomplished academic to contribute to the training of the next generation of medical and science professionals within an environment that upholds high ethical and spiritual standards.
Key Responsibilities- Deliver engaging, high-quality undergraduate and postgraduate lectures in Human Physiology.
- Supervise student research projects, dissertations, and theses at various academic levels.
- Conduct impactful, peer-reviewed research and publish findings in reputable local, national, and international journals.
- Participate in curriculum development, departmental administration, and academic committee duties.
- Mentor students to ensure both academic success and moral uprightness in line with the university's motto.
- Collaborate with colleagues within the College and across the institution to advance departmental goals.
- Possession of a Ph.D. degree in Human Physiology or a relevant field from a recognized and reputable university.
- Must possess an MB;BS degree as a strict requirement for the Physiology Department.
- Minimum of three (3) years of full-time teaching, research, and administrative experience in a university setting.
- Strong evidence of scholarly publications in reputable local and international academic journals.
- Active membership in relevant professional bodies where applicable.
- Demonstrated ability to foster academic excellence, discipline, and moral standards among students.
- Competitive salary structure aligned with Nigerian private university standards.
- Opportunity to work in a serene, faith-based academic environment that promotes holistic development.
- Access to research support and continuous professional development opportunities.
- Conducive working conditions with opportunities for career progression to professorial cadre.