Position: Lecturer in Natural Sciences

Faculty: Faculty of Basic Sciences

Number of vacancies: 01

Application period: From the date of announcement until all positions are filled.

Teaching Areas

The Natural Sciences at DNTU delivers foundational courses that play a key role in developing students’ scientific thinking, analytical skills, and ability to apply knowledge across disciplines.

Physics, in particular, is taught not only as theoretical knowledge but as a tool to understand natural phenomena and support applications in engineering, technology, and real-life contexts.

Teaching areas may include:

• General Physics (Mechanics, Thermodynamics, Electricity, Optics)

• Applied Physics in engineering and technology

• Physics laboratory and experiments

• Measurement, analysis, and simulation of physical phenomena

The teaching approach emphasizes logical thinking, visualization, experimentation, and real-world application.

Key Responsibilities

• Deliver Physics courses with a focus on conceptual understanding and application

• Design engaging lectures using simulations, experiments, and real-life examples

• Conduct and supervise laboratory sessions ensuring safety and accuracy

• Develop and update teaching materials aligned with different academic disciplines

• Innovate teaching methods to enhance student engagement and learning outcomes

• Supervise student research projects (basic or applied)

• Collaborate with other faculties to integrate Physics into applied training contexts

• Participate in academic activities, seminars, and research

• Support students in building strong scientific foundations

Job Requierements

• Master’s degree or higher in Physics or related fields

• Strong foundational knowledge in general Physics

• Ability to explain complex concepts in a clear and accessible way

• Teaching or research experience is an advantage

• Familiarity with teaching tools (simulation software, lab equipment)

• Innovative mindset in teaching and learning design

• Strong sense of responsibility and academic commitment

• Ability to work across disciplines is preferred