Job Description

Provides academic leadership in Geomorphology through teaching, research, postgraduate supervision, curriculum development, grant acquisition, and scholarly publication. Leads research on landforms, surface processes, environmental change, and landscape evolution, while mentoring junior faculty and contributing to university governance and community engagement.

Job Specification/Requirement

• PhD in Geomorphology, Physical Geography, Earth Sciences, Environmental Science, or a related field. • Extensive university teaching, research, and postgraduate supervision experience. • Strong record of publications in reputable peer-reviewed journals. • Demonstrated ability to attract research funding and lead multidisciplinary research projects. • Evidence of academic leadership and contribution to institutional administration. • Must satisfy the university's requirements for appointment as Professor.

Skills Required/Qualification

• Advanced knowledge of geomorphological processes, landscape evolution, and environmental change. • Expertise in field mapping, geomorphological surveys, GIS, remote sensing, and spatial analysis. • Strong research, publication, and grant-writing skills. • Effective teaching, supervision, and mentoring abilities. • Leadership, project management, and stakeholder engagement skills. • Excellent communication, analytical, and problem-solving skills.

Application Start Date

2026-06-11

Application Deadline

2026-07-15