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The Mechanical Engineering Adjunct Faculty position involves teaching a range of courses, preparing syllabi, planning lessons, and assessing student progress. Responsibilities include advising students, collaborating on curriculum development, staying updated on field innovations, invigilating examinations, and administrative tasks related to teaching quality assurance. The role also entails supervising undergraduate and postgraduate projects/theses. A Master's degree in a related field is required, with a PhD being desirable. Prior teaching experience at the undergraduate level is essential for Master's degree holders, and for PhD holders, experience at both undergraduate and postgraduate levels is needed. Key skills include strong communication, relationship building, leadership, and proficiency in specific mechanical engineering specialization areas. Experience with LMS is preferable.
Requirements
Qualifications A Minimum of a Master's degree in a related field, from a recognized institution for Faculty teaching undergraduate program. PhD degree in a related field is desirable.Experience RequiredExperience teaching programs at undergraduate level for Master holders and undergraduate and postgraduate level for PhD holders. Skills and Competencies RequiredStrong communication and relationship building skills with peers, leadership, and external constituents. Knowledge and experience of using LMS (preferable). Demonstrate leadership aligned with AUBH core values of integrity, engagement, excellence, and desire to make a difference.Specialization areas:Mechanical And Thermal Systems Heat TransferFluid MechanicsThermodynamicsManufacturing ProcessesAutomatic Control SystemsMechanics of Materials Solid ModelingEngineering Mechanics
Description
Job OverviewThe faculty members will be responsible for teaching a range of courses alongside contributing to curriculum development, student advising, and the overall academic mission of the College. Duties and ResponsibilitiesTeach courses.Prepare course syllabus, plan lessons and assignments. Assess students’ progress by grading assignments, papers, exams, and other work.Advise students about which classes to take and how to achieve their goals.Work with colleagues to develop or modify the curriculum for a degree or certificate program involving a series of courses. Stay informed about changes and innovations in their field.Invigilating examinations.General administration works in relation to teaching and assessments’ quality assurance.Supervising projects/thesis for both undergraduate and postgraduate students. Any other duties as reasonably required by management.