Mama Ngina University College (MNUC) is a Student-Centered University College that produces innovative, scientifically grounded, ethical and holistic graduates. We offer market-driven degree programmes designed to enable students to develop hands-on skills necessary for job creation and employment at a competitive rate. MNUC has modern state-of-the-art teaching, learning, research, and recreation facilities. We are seeking a Part-Time Lecturer in Medical Entomology to join our academic team.
Role Purpose
The successful candidate will be responsible for teaching and instruction in the field of Medical Entomology, contributing to the academic development of students and the institution's research objectives.
Responsibilities
Deliver lectures and instructional materials in Medical Entomology.
Conduct assessments, mark exams, and provide feedback to students.
Mentor and guide students in their academic and professional growth.
Participate in departmental activities and research initiatives.
Ensure all teaching activities align with the university's quality standards and ethics.
Qualifications and Experience
A Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) degree in the relevant field from a recognized University; OR
A Master’s degree in the relevant field with at least two (2) years University teaching or Industry experience.
Evidence of teaching experience at the University level and/or relevant industry experience.
Registration with relevant professional bodies where applicable.
Evidence of research and publications in refereed journals will be an added advantage (especially for postgraduate teaching).
Application Requirements
Detailed Curriculum Vitae.
Copy of ID or Passport.
Copies of academic certificates and testimonials.
Letters of appointment as a lecturer.
Note: Lack of evidence supporting University teaching experience will lead to disqualification.
How to Apply
Candidates may submit manual (hard copy) or electronic (online) applications. All applications should reach Mama Ngina University College on or before 26th May, 2026 not later than 5.00 p.m. (East African Time).
