Lecturer (Education Psychology) job at Mountains Of The Moon University | Apply Now

Teaching:

• Designing and delivering courses in educational psychology at the undergraduate and/or graduate level.

• Developing curriculum materials, including lectures, assignments, readings, and assessments, that align with course objectives.

• Conducting lectures, seminars, and workshops to engage students in the study of educational psychology theories, principles, and applications.

• Providing guidance and support to students, including advising on academic matters, mentoring, and supervising student research projects or dissertations.

Research:

• Conducting research in educational psychology, including designing studies, collecting and analyzing data, and disseminating findings through publications in academic journals, presentations at conferences, and other scholarly outlets.

• Collaborating with colleagues, graduate students, and external partners on research projects related to educational psychology.

• Securing research funding through grant applications and proposals to support research activities in educational psychology.

Academic Administration:

• Participating in departmental and university committees and meetings related to curriculum development, program assessment, and academic policy.

• Contributing to the development and review of educational psychology programs, courses, and learning outcomes.

• Assisting in the recruitment, selection, and evaluation of students, including participation in admissions processes and serving on thesis or dissertation committees.

• Providing leadership and mentorship to junior faculty members and graduate students in educational psychology.

Professional Development:

• Engaging in professional development activities to stay current with developments in the field of educational psychology, including attending conferences, workshops, and seminars.

• Pursuing opportunities for continuing education, certification, or licensure in educational psychology or related fields.

• Networking with colleagues and professionals in educational psychology through professional organizations and associations.

Community Engagement:

• Collaborating with schools, educational institutions, and community organizations to apply research findings and theories in educational psychology to address practical issues and improve educational outcomes.

• Participating in outreach activities, such as workshops, seminars, and consultations, to share knowledge and expertise in educational psychology with educators, policymakers, and other stakeholders.