Pharmaceutics Lecturer

Key Responsibilities : Teaching & Learning : Deliver high-quality lectures, seminars, and laboratory sessions in pharmaceutical sciences. Develop and update course materials, including syllabi, lectures, and learning resources. Assess and grade student assignments, exams, and practical work. Provide support for students learning, offering office hours and additional academic support where necessary. Curriculum Development : Contribute to the design and development of new courses and programs within the pharmaceutical sciences discipline. Stay updated with advancements in pharmaceutical sciences to ensure the curriculum remains relevant and aligned with industry standards. Research : Engage in research activities within the field of pharmaceutical sciences, focusing on areas such as drug development, pharmacology, pharmaceutics, or clinical pharmacy. Publish research findings in academic journals and present at conferences. Supervise postgraduate students in research projects and thesis work. Academic Advising : Provide guidance and mentorship to students in their academic journey. Support student engagement and retention efforts through proactive advising and counseling. Administrative Duties : Participate in departmental meetings and contribute to the overall academic strategy of the institution. Assist with the coordination of exams, grading, and other academic processes. Professional Development : Participate in ongoing professional development activities, including attending workshops, conferences, and training relevant to pharmaceutical sciences and teaching. Collaboration & Networking : Collaborate with colleagues within the department and across other disciplines. Develop partnerships with external pharmaceutical organizations, research institutions, and industry experts.