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Senior Lecturer (Pharmaceutics and Pharmaceutical Technology)

Federal University Lafia | Nasarawa, Nigeria

Full-Time Posted 1 day ago 1 view

About the Role

Federal University Lafia, a vibrant and rapidly growing institution established in 2011, is dedicated to expanding access to high-quality education and research in Nigeria. Located in the heart of Nasarawa State, the university invites dynamic academic professionals to contribute to its expanding Faculty of Pharmaceutical Science as a Senior Lecturer in Pharmaceutics and Pharmaceutical Technology.

Key Responsibilities
  • Deliver engaging undergraduate and postgraduate lectures in Pharmaceutics and Pharmaceutical Technology.
  • Supervise undergraduate research projects and postgraduate student theses.
  • Conduct high-impact, continuous research and publish findings in reputable peer-reviewed journals.
  • Participate in curriculum development, departmental administration, and faculty meetings.
  • Mentor junior academic staff and contribute to community development initiatives.
Qualifications
  • Possession of a Ph.D. degree in Pharmaceutics, Pharmaceutical Technology, or a closely related relevant field from a recognized institution.
  • A minimum of six (6) years of post-qualification teaching and research experience in a university setting.
  • Evidence of a minimum of ten (10) scholarly publications in reputable local and international journals.
  • Demonstrated capability to supervise postgraduate students and attract research grants.
Benefits

The successful candidate will enjoy competitive remuneration and conditions of service as obtainable in Nigerian Federal Universities and as approved by the Federal University Lafia Governing Council.

Skills

Pharmaceutics Pharmaceutical Technology University Teaching Academic Research Postgraduate Supervision Journal Publication
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