Part‑time Lecturer – Civil & Environmental Engineering
ntu · Singapore
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About the role
The School of Civil and Environmental Engineering at NTU is seeking experienced part‑time lecturers to deliver graduate programmes in Civil Engineering, International Construction Management, Maritime Studies and PhD courses. Candidates will join a vibrant academic community and contribute to the development of future engineers.
Key responsibilities
- Deliver engaging lectures to graduate students.
- Prepare and submit editable teaching materials.
- Design, administer and grade continuous assessments and examinations.
- Provide student consultation and mentorship.
- Perform any additional duties as required by the School.
Required profile
- Master’s degree or higher in a relevant discipline; strong industry experience may be considered.
- At least 2–3 years of teaching experience at the tertiary level (preferred).
- Minimum 3 years of professional experience at a managerial level in the related field.
- Demonstrated deep knowledge of the courses to be taught.
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