Lecturer

Welcome to the South Eastern Kenya University (SEKU). The University is a fully fledged University and is the successor to the South Eastern University College (SEUCO) which was a Constituent College of the University of Nairobi. The University has undergone tremendous growth since inception in 2008. The current student population stands at around 6,000 students. We pride ourselves in having highly qualified teaching staff consisting of Professors and lecturers most of whom have a Ph. D and vast experience in both teaching and research. This ensures that our students are well equipped with knowledge in their areas of study that makes them stand out from the rest. Our focus is producing all round graduates able to contribute to the development of this country. The University is a premier institution of higher learning in the region offering various certificate, diploma and degree programmes. SEKU envisions becoming a World Class University with quality teaching, creative learning, innovative research and strong community outreach. I wish to take this opportunity to invite potential students to study at South Eastern Kenya University.Requirements for appointment for the post of Lecturer Grade 12Must have a: An earned Ph.D. or equivalent degree qualification in the relevant field from an accredited and recognized university; and be registered or registerable with the relevant professional body. OR A Master’s degree in the relevant field from a recognized/accredited university (in special cases) with at least three (3) years teaching experience at University level.A minimum of twenty (24) publication points, of which at least sixteen (16) should be from refereed journal papersRegistered with the relevant professional body in exceptional circumstances e.g.Medicine, Engineering, Law, Nursing etc. NB: PUBLICATION POINTS: One university level scholarly book = 24 publication points;Patented invention or innovation = 16 publications points;One tertiary level scholarly book = 8 publication points;One article in a refereed journal = 8 publication points;Refereed learning modules = 6 publication points;One chapter in a university level scholarly book = 6 publication points;One reviewed conference paper = 4 publication points;One secondary school level text book = 4 publication points;Short communication in refereed journal = 4 publication points;Consultancy and project reports = 4 publication points;Refereed exhibitions and performances = 4 publication points;One primary level primary book = 2 publication points;Editorship of a book or conference proceedings = 2 publication points;Scholarly presentations at conferences/workshops/seminars= 2 publication points;One non-reviewed conference paper = 2 publication points.Book review published in refereed journals = 1 publication point.