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Stellenbosch University
Physiological Sciences
(Faculty of Science)
Junior Lecturer (2 posts)
(Ref. NW04/291/1111)
The Department of Physiological Sciences
awaits applications from candidates who can teach basic, applied and integrated
physiology effectively to students in the following undergraduate programmes:
BSc Human Life Sciences, BSc Sports Science, and Molecular and Cellular
Biotechnology; and to postgraduate students pursuing multidisciplinary
Physiological Sciences programmes within the Department.
Duties:
Teaching basic, applied and integrative Physiology at undergraduate and
postgraduate levels in the above programmes;
supervising postgraduate students;
participating in academic administration and relevant departmental outreach
activities;
further study and training to develop as competitive researcher.
Requirements:
MSc in Physiology or a related biological discipline (minimum requirement);
positive evaluations of effectiveness in the research process;
ability to teach and write effectively in English and/or Afrikaans.
Recommendations:
Evidence of research outputs;
potential to fulfill recommendations for Lecturer over time (see below).
Recommendations for Lecturer:
Potential to access research funding;
evidence of leadership qualities and independent initiative;
potential to establish own research group in the future;
experience in postgraduate supervision;
potential to teach at postgraduate level.
Commencement of duties: January 2012
Closing date: 25 November 2011
Enquiries regarding this position: Prof. M. F.
Essop, Chair: Department of Physiological Sciences on 021 808 3146
Enquiries regarding remuneration and benefits:
Human Resources Client Service Centre on 021 808 2753
The University will consider all applications in terms of its Employment
Equity Plan, which acknowledges the need to diversify the demographic
composition of the staff corps, especially with regard to the appointment of
suitable candidates from the designated groups.
The University reserves the right not to make an appointment.
Your application, comprising a comprehensive curriculum vitae (including the
names and contact details of at least two referees), must reach the University
before or on the closing date of the advertised post.
Apply online at
http://www.sun.ac.za/vacancies
It is important that applicants request their referees to forward
confidential reports by the closing date to
vacanciesSET@sun.ac.za
Candidates may be subjected to appropriate psychometric testing and other
selection instruments.
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Stellenbosch University
Physiological Sciences
(Faculty of Science)
Lecturer
(Ref. NW04/290/1111)
Apply online at
http://www.sun.ac.za/vacancies
The Department of Physiological Sciences awaits applications from candidates
who can teach basic, applied and integrated physiology effectively to students
in the following undergraduate programmes: BSc Human Life Sciences, BSc Sports
Science, and Molecular and Cellular Biotechnology; and to postgraduate students
pursuing multidisciplinary Physiological Sciences programmes within the
Department.
Duties:
Teaching basic, applied and integrative Physiology at undergraduate and
postgraduate levels in the above programmes;
supervising postgraduate students;
participating in academic administration and relevant departmental outreach
activities;
establishing an externally funded and competitive research programme.
Requirements:
PhD in Physiology or a related biological discipline;
at least two years postdoctoral experience, including research and teaching
experience in a university setting;
clear indications of the potential to become NRF rated in the future;
a proven record of research outputs, published in recognised international
journals;
sound knowledge of basic, applied and integrative Physiology;
ability to teach these subjects at undergraduate level;
indications of the ability to form collaborative links and work in a research
team;
ability to teach and write effectively in English and/or Afrikaans.
Recommendations:
Potential to access research funding;
evidence of leadership qualities and independent initiative;
potential to establish own research group in the future;
experience in postgraduate supervision;
potential to teach at postgraduate level.
Commencement of duties: January 2012
Closing date: 25 November 2011
Enquiries regarding this position: Prof. M. F. Essop, Chair: Department
of Physiological Sciences on 021 808 3146
Enquiries regarding remuneration and benefits: Human Resources Client
Service Centre on 021 808 2753
The University will consider all applications in terms of its Employment
Equity Plan, which acknowledges the need to diversify the demographic
composition of the staff corps, especially with regard to the appointment of
suitable candidates from the designated groups.
The University reserves the right not to make an appointment.
Your application, comprising a comprehensive curriculum vitae (including the
names and contact details of at least two referees), must reach the University
before or on the closing date of the advertised post.
Apply online at
http://www.sun.ac.za/vacancies
It is important that applicants request their referees to forward
confidential reports by the closing date to
vacanciesSET@sun.ac.za
Candidates may be subjected to appropriate psychometric testing and other
selection instruments.
"If you apply, please say that you saw this first at Science in Africa"
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Stellenbosch University
Physiological Sciences
Technical Officer
(Ref. NW04/292/1111)
Apply online at
http://www.sun.ac.za/vacancies
Duties:
Preparing and presenting practical/tutorial sessions at undergraduate and
honours levels;
general management of two research laboratories, namely histology and
haematology;
maintaining consumable stock and equipment;
practical supervision of postgraduate students;
participating in a histology or haematology-centred research programme.
Requirements:
At least an MSc in Physiological Sciences or a related discipline, with
relevant work experience;
proven proficiency with histological techniques, including
immunohistochemistry and microscopy;
good oral and written communication skills;
computer literacy in MS Office 2010 (especially Word and Excel);
the ability to work independently;
previous experience with research assistance in various physiological models;
excellent organisational skills.
Recommendations:
Experience in primary sample collection for research purposes;
advanced microscopy techniques;
phlebotomy certification;
good people skills;
ability to communicate in Afrikaans.
Commencement of duties: January 2012
Closing date: 28 November 2011
Enquiries regarding this position: Ms M. Benade
on 021 808 2264
Enquiries regarding remuneration and benefits:
Human Resources Client Service Centre on 021 808 2753
The University will consider all applications in terms of its Employment
Equity Plan, which acknowledges the need to diversify the demographic
composition of the staff corps, especially with regard to the appointment of
suitable candidates from the designated groups.
The University reserves the right not to make an appointment.
Your application, comprising a comprehensive curriculum vitae (including the
names and contact details of at least two referees), must reach the University
before or on the closing date of the advertised post.
Apply online at
http://www.sun.ac.za/vacancies
Candidates may be subjected to appropriate psychometric testing and other
selection instruments.
Should no feedback be received from the University within four weeks of the
closing date, kindly accept that your application did not succeed.
"If you apply, please say that you saw this first at Science in Africa"
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