Professor/Associate Professor in Human Movement Sciences at University of Fort Hare

Minimum Requirements: 

• A relevant Doctoral Degree
• At least 9 years’ experience in higher education
• Professional registration with the Health Professions Council of South Africa in the category of Sport Psychology
• Extensive undergraduate and postgraduate teaching and research experience in Sport Psychology
• A track record of international and national accredited research publications commensurate with the academic rank of Professor
• Postgraduate supervision experience including successful Doctoral supervision commensurate with the academic rank of Professor.
• Evidence of successful national and international fundraising for research.
• Recognition as an established scholar in a chosen area of research (e.g., NRF rating, international keynote addresses/ plenary lectures).

Added Advantages

• Qualification / courses in higher education teaching and learning / Recognition for teaching
• Evidence of professional and academic standing at national and international levels
• Evidence of academic leadership and mentorship of early career academics.
• Evidence of successfully hosting post-doctoral research fellows.
• Evidence of national and international collaboration
• Evidence of community engagement integrated with teaching, learning or research.

Responsibilities:

• Provide academic leadership in research; curriculum design, development, and implementation.
• Teach undergraduate and postgraduate modules.
• Meet research publication requirements for the academic rank of professor.
• Secure external research grants and establish research programs.
• Supervise all levels of postgraduate students and host post-doctoral fellows.
• Establish institutional, national and international collaborations.
• Provide academic leadership and contribute to mentorship of academic staff.
• Participate in community engagement integrated with teaching and/or research.
• Contribute to University service and participate in administrative duties at departmental, faculty and university levels.

ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR IN HUMAN MOVEMENT SCIENCE

Minimum Requirements: 

• A relevant Doctoral Degree
• At least 7 years’ experience in higher education
• Professional registration with the Health Professions Council of South Africa in the category of Sport Psychology
• Extensive undergraduate and postgraduate teaching and research experience in Sport Psychology
• A track record of international and national accredited research publications commensurate with the academic rank of Associate Professor
• Postgraduate supervision experience including successful Masters and/or Doctoral supervision commensurate with the academic rank of Associate Professor

Added Advantages

• Qualification/courses in higher education teaching and learning
• Evidence of successful external fundraising for research.
• Some standing as a scholar in a chosen area of research (e.g., NRF rating, keynote addresses/ plenary lectures).
• Evidence of successfully hosting post-doctoral research fellows.
• Evidence of professional and academic standing at national and/or international levels
• Evidence of academic leadership and mentorship of early career academics.
• Evidence of national and/or international collaboration
• Evidence of community engagement integrated with teaching, learning or research.

Duties:

• Provide academic leadership in research, curriculum design, development, and implementation.
• Teach undergraduate and postgraduate modules.
• Meet research publication requirements for the academic rank of Associate Professor.
• Secure external research grants and establish research programs.
• Supervise all levels of postgraduate students and host post-doctoral fellows.
• Establish institutional and national / international collaborations.
• Provide academic leadership and contribute to mentorship of academic staff.
• Participate in community engagement integrated with teaching and/or research.
• Contribute to University service and participate in administrative duties at departmental, faculty and university levels.