Job Description

Conducts teaching, research, and community service in Geomorphology. Supervises undergraduate and postgraduate students, publishes scholarly research, secures research funding, contributes to curriculum development, mentors junior staff, and participates in departmental and university administration.

Job Specification/Requirement

• PhD in Geomorphology, Physical Geography, Earth Sciences, Environmental Science, or a related field. • Substantial university teaching and research experience. • Strong record of publications in reputable peer-reviewed journals. • Evidence of successful postgraduate supervision and research grant acquisition. • Demonstrated contribution to academic leadership and professional service. • Must satisfy the university's requirements for appointment as Associate Professor.

Skills Required/Qualification

• Strong knowledge of geomorphological processes, landscape evolution, and environmental change. • Proficiency in GIS, remote sensing, field surveying, and spatial data analysis. • Research, publication, and grant-writing skills. • Effective teaching, supervision, and mentoring abilities. • Leadership, teamwork, and project management skills. • Excellent communication, analytical, and problem-solving skills.

Application Start Date

2026-06-11

Application Deadline

2026-07-15