We are seeking a qualified candidate to teach undergraduate and postgraduate courses in Construction Engineering and Management, Water Resources, or GIS, aligned with the defined workload. The role includes supervising UG and PG students on Final Year Projects (FYPs) and theses. Additionally, the candidate will be expected to undertake institutional administrative responsibilities as required by the department.
Key Responsibilities
- Deliver teaching for UG and PG courses according to the assigned workload.
- Supervise students during their Final Year Projects and thesis work.
- Perform institutional administrative duties as assigned by the department or institution.
Required Qualifications
- A PhD in Construction Engineering and Management, Water Resources, or GIS.
- Minimum of one year of post-PhD teaching experience, postdoctoral research, or relevant field experience.
Additional Information and Terms
Applicants must submit scanned copies of all academic and professional documents. The highest degree certificate must be attested or verified by the Higher Education Commission (HEC). Candidates may be deemed ineligible if they have a third division in their academic record or an overall weak academic profile. Current employees of the institution with less than one year of service or without a No Objection Certificate (NOC) from their Head of Institution will not be considered. Candidates still pursuing the required degree or those medically unfit will also be disqualified.
Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted and issued offer letters. Applicants currently serving in government departments or the armed forces must apply through their respective parent organizations. Late or incomplete applications will not be entertained. No travel allowance or daily allowance will be provided for test or interview attendance. The institution reserves the right to cancel, modify, or terminate the recruitment process at any stage without prior notice.
This position offers an opportunity to contribute to academic excellence and research in a dynamic educational environment.