Associate Professor/ Senior Lecturer/ Lecturer: Industrial and Organisational Psychology (4218)

Nelson Mandela University · Eastern Cape

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KEY PERFORMANCE AREAS

Facilitate learning and teaching of Industrial and Organisational Psychology, Employment Relations and Human Resources at undergraduate and postgraduate levels
Conduct and publish research in accredited journals and present research papers at conferences.
Supervise postgraduate students Honours and Master's
Co-ordinate postgraduate programmes
Provide academic administration and academic leadership
Work closely with the other members of the Department of Industrial and Organisational Psychology as well as those from the School of Industrial Psychology and Human Resource Management

CORE COMPETENCIES

Knowledge of theory and application in Industrial and Organisational Psychology, Employment Relations and Human Resource Management
To co-ordinate Masters programmes specifically in the field of Industrial and Organisational Psychology
To facilitate learning and teaching at under- and post-graduate levels
To plan, conduct, present and publish research
To supervise postgraduate students
To administer and co-ordinate modules involving large numbers of students
To provide academic administration and academic leadership

REQUIREMENTS

To be considered for appointment to the Associate Professor post, candidates must:

Be in possession of a doctoral degree in Industrial and Organisational Psychology.
Be professionally registered with the Health Professions Council of South Africa as an Industrial Psychologist.
Have three to seven years relevant experience in lecturing at undergraduate and postgraduate levels.
Have relevant leadership experience.
Have published journal articles in accredited journals.
Have presented research findings at conferences.
Have a track record of successful research supervision of postgraduate students.