Explore public administration jobs as a Lecturer I at the University of Maiduguri, located in Borno State. This role offers an opportunity to contribute to higher education within one of Nigeria's reputable universities. The position is ideal for those looking to advance their academic career in public administration.
As a Lecturer I, your daily duties will include delivering lectures, preparing academic materials, and supervising student research. You will be responsible for producing scholarly publications and contributing to the university’s academic reputation through research outputs. Your role also involves mentoring students and collaborating with colleagues on curriculum development.
Candidates who excel in this role will hold a Master’s degree (MBA, MSc, or MA) and have at least four years of teaching experience, including three years as a Lecturer II or its equivalent. You should have accumulated at least 16 admissible publication points or hold a recognized postgraduate professional fellowship. A clean conduct record and compliance with university codes of conduct are essential for success. This is a full-time position.
Borno State’s educational sector benefits significantly from academic professionals who enhance the quality of public administration education. The University of Maiduguri plays a critical role in shaping skilled public administrators who can contribute to regional and national development.
While the salary is not disclosed, this role paves the way for career growth in academia, research, and public administration leadership within Nigeria’s educational institutions or governmental agencies.
To stand out, highlight your teaching achievements, publication record, and contributions to curriculum development in your application. Emphasize your compliance with professional ethics and your commitment to fostering academic excellence.
Candidates interested in public administration jobs as a Lecturer I at the University of Maiduguri are encouraged to apply promptly and demonstrate their qualifications and experience.
