## Title: Physics Lecturer

Kenya Methodist University (KeMU) is seeking a dynamic Physics Lecturer to join our expanding academic team in Nairobi, Kenya.

Ph.D. degree in Physics or equivalent from a recognized academic institution, OR
Master's degree in Physics from a recognized academic institution with at least three (3) years of teaching or research experience at University level
Minimum of 24 publication points, with at least 16 from refereed journal papers
Strong proficiency in Learning Management Systems (LMS) and digital instructional tools
Candidates with a Master's degree must demonstrate intention to pursue a Doctorate degree
Excellent communication, mentorship, and teamwork skills
Evidence of contribution to University life through active participation in Departmental and Faculty activities, including quality teaching, meeting attendance, student academic advising, and committee membership

Teach and evaluate undergraduate and postgraduate students
Set, moderate, administer, process, and mark examinations
Advise and mentor undergraduate and postgraduate students on academic matters
Articulate the Vision and Mission of the University, Department, and Faculty
Initiate, plan, and conduct research
Develop teaching and learning materials
Supervise undergraduate and postgraduate students in research activities
Develop research proposals for funding
Participate in research-related conferences and build inter-disciplinary collaboration within and outside the department
Participate in preparation of Department and Faculty strategic plans
Organize and supervise educational activities for undergraduate and postgraduate students
Attend and participate in seminars, workshops, and conferences relevant to the field

Reference: KeMU/ASA/NRG/2/11/2025

Physics Lecturer at Kenya Methodist University (KeMU)

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