Responsibilities or duties

• Teach the principles of music including music theory, history, composition, and practical performance in various musical genres.
• Supervise students in vocal and instrumental performance, ensemble participation, and music production.
• Conduct research on ethnomusicology, music pedagogy, and the role of music in cultural identity and social cohesion.
• Train students in music arrangement, conducting, and the use of music technology and recording equipment.
• Develop teaching materials on music appreciation, world music traditions, and contemporary musical developments.
• Guide students in understanding the integration of music with other subjects such as history, culture, and drama.
• Collaborate with cultural institutions, music festivals, and community organizations on music performances and projects.
• Setting, moderating, invigilating and marking examinations.

Qualifications or requirements (e.g., education, skills)

i. Applicants should hold a PhD or a master's degree qualification in a relevant field from a recognized academic institution; and possess vast teaching or industry experience at undergraduate/postgraduate levels.

ii. Applicants must have served as a Lecturer or equivalent industry experience in a university or institution recognized by the Senate of JOOUST.

iii. Demonstrate potential for university teaching and/or research;

iv. At least two (2) years teaching experience in a university.

v. Master's holders registered for PhD may be considered

vi. Be registered with the relevant professional body as required by the field of specialization.

Experience needed

At least two (2) years teaching experience in a university.

Any other provided details (e.g., benefits, work environment, team info, or additional notes)

Those who are currently teaching for the University on Part-time basis are encouraged to apply.

• Teach the principles of music including music theory, history, composition, and practical performance in various musical genres.
• Supervise students in vocal and instrumental performance, ensemble participation, and music production.
• Conduct research on ethnomusicology, music pedagogy, and the role of music in cultural identity and social cohesion.
• Train students in music arrangement, conducting, and the use of music technology and recording equipment.
• Develop teaching materials on music appreciation, world music traditions, and contemporary musical developments.
• Guide students in understanding the integration of music with other subjects such as history, culture, and drama.
• Collaborate with cultural institutions, music festivals, and community organizations on music performances and projects.
• Setting, moderating, invigilating and marking examinations.

• Music theory
• Music history
• Composition
• Practical performance
• Vocal performance supervision
• Instrumental performance supervision
• Ensemble participation supervision
• Music production supervision
• Ethnomusicology research
• Music pedagogy research
• Music arrangement training
• Conducting training
• Music technology use
• Recording equipment use
• Music appreciation teaching material development
• World music traditions teaching material development
• Contemporary musical developments teaching material development
• Integration of music with other subjects guidance
• Collaboration with cultural institutions
• Collaboration with music festivals
• Collaboration with community organizations
• Examination setting
• Examination moderating
• Examination invigilating
• Examination marking

• PhD or Master's degree in a relevant field from a recognized academic institution.
• Vast teaching or industry experience at undergraduate/postgraduate levels.
• Served as a Lecturer or equivalent industry experience in a university or institution recognized by the Senate of JOOUST.
• Demonstrated potential for university teaching and/or research.
• At least two (2) years teaching experience in a university.
• Master's holders registered for PhD may be considered.
• Registered with the relevant professional body as required by the field of specialization.