Lecturer in Marine Engineering

• Marine diesel principle
• Marine electrical equipment
• Marine auxiliary engine
• Naval architecture
• Marine automation
• Marine pollution prevention
• Marine propulsion
• Tanker and LNG ship

Qualifications:

• Personal Qualifications: Native English speaker
• Professional qualification: Chief Engineer’s Certificate of Competence (COC), unlimited.
• At least five (5) year’s sea experience as the ship’s chief engineer.
• Educational qualifications: Master’s degree or above in marine engineering or relevant disciplines; or Bachelor’s degree in marine engineering, naval architecture

Other information:

• Class Size: Average: 30 students in each class
• Work Load: Average: 10 teaching hours each week, one seminar each month.
• Accommodations: Free two-room apartment with heating system, computer, TV set, air conditioner, as well fully furnished, including basic utilities.
• Contract Period: The contract with DMU shall be preferably one academic year, i.e. September to July of the following year.
• Salary: Negotiable according to personal qualifications
• Air Ticket: An international round trip economic-class tickets shall be provided by DMU. The tickets can be purchased and will be reimbursed upon successful completion of the contract.
• Assistance: Student volunteers will be assigned to foreign teachers for guidance and assistance living at DMU.
• Application: All application documents shall be typewritten in English.

The applicants shall prepare and send the following documents:

• resume;
• photocopy of your passport page containing your photo;
• copy of your graduation certificates;
• copy of your COC; and
• two current reference letters.

Initial appointment is subject to a satisfactory medical examination.