About the Role
Hallmark University invites dynamic, qualified, and passionate academic professionals to apply for the position of Senior Lecturer in Mass Communication. As a federally licensed private university committed to strategic academic excellence and exemplary values, we offer a vibrant environment for scholarly growth and holistic education. In this role, you will contribute significantly to our teaching, curriculum development, and vibrant research culture while mentoring the next generation of industry leaders.
Key Responsibilities- Deliver engaging lectures and facilitate practical learning in various undergraduate and postgraduate Mass Communication courses.
- Initiate, direct, and lead groundbreaking research efforts within the department.
- Secure research grants and contribute actively to the university's academic reputation through high-impact publications.
- Provide mentorship and academic guidance to junior academic staff and students.
- Participate actively in departmental and university-wide administrative duties, curriculum reviews, and committee work.
- Foster strong linkages with media industries, government agencies, and professional bodies to enhance student career development.
- Must have served for at least 2 years as a Lecturer I with verifiable teaching and research experience in a recognized tertiary institution.
- Must possess a minimum of 19 scholarly publications in reputable local and international high-impact journals.
- Demonstrated success in grantsmanship and securing research funding.
- Proven ability to initiate independent research projects and mentor junior academics.
- Possess considerable administrative experience within a university setting.
- Ph.D. in Mass Communication or a closely related field from a recognized university.
- Competitive salary structure commensurate with qualifications and industry standards.
- Opportunities for continuous professional development and international conference sponsorships.
- A supportive, values-driven, and innovation-focused work environment.
- Access to modern research facilities and institutional grantsmanship support.