Qualifications and Experience

• A PhD in Inorganic Chemistry;
• A Holder of Master’s degree in Inorganic Chemistry passed with at least a Merit class may also be considered;
• A current research record in the field, as evidenced by publications in accredited peer reviewed journals and conference contributions;
• Able to attract and supervise postgraduate students.
• Able to raise funds to support own research.
• At least two (2) years’ teaching experience in a tertiary institution or professional experience in the relevant field;
• Proven record of publications and ability to mobilise funds would be added advantages;
• The curriculum vitae should include a detailed list of publications, dates published, name(s) of journal and name(s) of co-authors if any.

Duties and Responsibilities

The successful applicant would be expected to:

• Teach core Inorganic Chemistry courses at both Undergraduate and Postgraduate levels, and also teach specialised topics such as: Material science, Solid-State Chemistry, Organometallic Chemistry, Supramolecular Chemistry, Energy Storage and Conversion Materials, Nanochemistry, The Department reserves the right to allocate courses.
• Design/revise/upgrade Chemistry courses, including defining course objectives, evaluating and validating the objectives;
• Establish an independently-funded research programme which is aligned with the strategy of both the Department and Faculty;
• Supervise Post-Graduate students in their research;
• Undertake certain administrative functions related to the Department of Chemistry and the Faculty of Science & Engineering. These duties may include participation in Department and University Committees, representation of the Department in marketing and recruitment activities, etc.
• Contribute to the achievement of the University mandate through teaching, research, community engagement, innovation and industrialization.