Lecturer Management: Logistics and Supply Chain

Job description

• Lecture subjects in Management related to Logistics and Supply Chain

• Lecture Management subjects related to Logistics and Supply Chain Management within a blended contact learning environment.
• Deliver engaging and student-centered lectures that promote critical thinking and practical application.
• Design and conduct assessments, including marking and moderation, in accordance with institutional policies and quality standards.
• Uphold academic quality assurance processes to ensure high standards of teaching and learning.
• Provide academic support and guidance to students to promote student success, retention, and progression.
• Contribute to curriculum development, review, and transformation to ensure programmes remain relevant, inclusive, and aligned with industry needs.

• Produce accredited research publications in the field of Logistics and Supply Chain Management.
• Demonstrate thought leadership within both the higher education and industry sectors.
• Conduct applied research to enhance teaching, learning, and industry relevance.

• Participate in community engagement initiatives and academic–industry partnerships.
• Strengthen relationships with industry stakeholders and maintain professional networks.
• Contribute to institutional internationalisation initiatives where applicable.
• Collaborate with colleagues through mentorship, staff development, and academic leadership.
• Actively participate in institutional committees and academic initiatives.

• Demonstrate a commitment to continuous personal, academic, and professional development.

• A minimum NQF Level 9 qualification in Logistics and Supply Chain Management.
• Demonstrated lecturing experience in a blended learning environment, including the use of learning management systems (LMS) and digital platforms such as MS Teams, Google Meet, or Zoom.
• Relevant industry experience in business, ideally with active membership in a recognised professional body or industry organisation

• Strong academic background in Logistics and Supply Chain Management.
• Proven experience in lecturing within a blended learning environment.
• Ability to utilize digital teaching tools and learning management systems effectively.
• Relevant industry experience with professional engagement in recognised industry bodies.
• Prior lecturing experience at a university or college level will be advantageous.
• A solid understanding of the South African higher education landscape.