Join Amadeus University Amizi as a Lecturer I in Microbiology, based in Abia State. This academic role offers an opportunity to contribute to a private university known for its innovative approach to education and rigorous ethical standards, delivering contemporary research and teaching in the sciences.
As a Microbiology Lecturer I, you will engage in delivering lectures, conducting research, and contributing to curriculum development within the Faculty of Science & Computing. You will be responsible for producing academic papers, supervising students, and supporting departmental initiatives that strengthen the university's scientific programs.
The ideal candidate will hold a Doctorate degree in Microbiology or a closely related field, with a minimum of three years’ experience at the Lecturer II level in a university setting. This full-time position demands strong academic credentials and proven expertise in microbiological research and teaching.
Abia State's growing educational landscape benefits from institutions like Amadeus University Amizi, which supports cutting-edge scientific studies essential for regional development. This role is crucial in fostering academic excellence and innovation within Nigeria’s evolving tertiary education sector.
While specific salary details are not provided, this position offers career advancement opportunities in academia, including potential progression to senior lecturer and research leadership roles. Affiliating with a licensed and government-approved university adds value to your professional portfolio.
To stand out in your application, emphasize your doctoral research contributions, teaching experience, and any published works in microbiology. Highlight your ability to mentor students and participate in academic administration. Including referees who can attest to your scholarly impact is essential.
We encourage qualified candidates to apply for the Lecturer I (Microbiology) position by the closing date of July 31, 2026. Ensure your application includes a comprehensive CV, academic transcripts, a recent photograph, and referee contacts to complete your submission.
