Professor/Assistant Professor/Associate Professor-School Of Computing

Professor Assistant professor Associate Professor- School of Computing1- Artificial intelligence Machine Learning- Professor Assistant Professor Associate Professor2- Big Data Analytics - Professor Assistant Professor Associate Professor3- Cyber Security- Professor Assistant Professor Associate Professor4- Software Engineering- Professor Assistant Professor Associate ProfessorKey ResponsibilitiesDeliver high-quality teaching learning and assessment activities at undergraduate and postgraduate levels in alignment with program and course learning outcomes Develop review and enhance course materials curricula and assessment strategies using innovative and technology-enabled approaches Foster student engagement through effective student-centered teaching methodologies and active learning practices Contribute to curriculum design program development accreditation and periodic program review activities Integrate research industry applications experiential learning and emerging technologies into teaching and learning activities Conduct and publish high-quality scholarly research in reputable journals conferences and other recognized academic outlets Pursue research funding industry collaborations and interdisciplinary projects that support institutional research objectives Supervise student research projects theses dissertations capstone projects and scholarly activities Provide academic advising mentoring and career guidance to students Participate in academic governance committee work policy implementation and institutional initiatives Support quality assurance accreditation assessment and continuous improvement initiatives Experience RequirementsMinimum of 8 10 years of teaching and research experience in higher education Experience supervising undergraduate and postgraduate research Proven academic leadership and committee participation experience QualificationsPh D in Computing Computer Science Information Technology Software Engineering Artificial Intelligence Cyber Security Data Science or a closely related discipline from an accredited institution Professional memberships industry certifications or relevant credentials will be considered an advantage Appointment rank will be based on qualifications academic achievements research profile and relevant experience Salary BenefitsCompetitive tax-free salary package Health insurance coverage Annual air ticket allowance Accommodation allowance Furniture allowanceProfessional development and research support opportunities Supportive multicultural academic environment PhD in Business Administration or a relevant discipline from a recognized university.Minimum 10 years of academic experience with significant teaching, research, and leadership contributions.At least 2 years of experience for academic administration.Strong record of research and publications (mainly in Scopus, ABDC etc.).Interested in this opportunity? Please apply also through the link below:

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