Part-Time Lecturer in Quantitative and Qualitative Data Analyses — Tshwane University of Technology
Tshwane University of Technology
Tshwane University of Technology seeks one part-time lecturer to teach quantitative and qualitative data analyses for MBA students in Pretoria and online. Applicants need a doctorate in Data Analytics or Statistics and three years of tertiary teaching and research. Email the application package by 21 October 2026. Pay is not stated.
Tshwane University of Technology’s School for Business and Society is recruiting one part-time lecturer in Quantitative and Qualitative Data Analyses (reference 26/E75) for its MBA programme at Ditsela Place, Hatfield, Pretoria. The advert lists weekday and Saturday teaching blocks in Pretoria and an online presentation. The lecturer will teach quantitative methods and qualitative research frameworks, update course content, assess student work, offer academic support and contribute to school activities.
The weekday and Saturday blocks are each listed as seven hours a week for 14 weeks; the online presentation is four hours a week for seven weeks. The university does not state a salary or hourly rate.
How to apply: Email one PDF containing a cover letter naming the position and module, CV, completed TUT employment application form, certified ID copy, certified qualification certificates, a SAQA evaluation for qualifications obtained outside South Africa, and certified academic records to tsb.operations@tut.ac.za. The closing date is 21 October 2026. Read the official vacancy bulletin and download the application form before sending.
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Eligibility summary
Applicants need a doctoral degree (NQF Level 10) specialising in Data Analytics or Statistics, plus at least three years of tertiary teaching and research. The advert does not specify nationality eligibility. Qualifications obtained outside South Africa require a SAQA evaluation report.
Requirements
Expertise in quantitative analysis software such as R, Python, SPSS or Stata, and qualitative software such as NVivo or ATLAS.ti; ability to teach through blended modes; English communication and MS Office skills. The official bulletin gives the full selection criteria.
Documents required
Email one PDF containing a cover letter that names the position and module, CV, completed TUT employment application form, certified ID, certified qualification certificates, SAQA evaluation for qualifications obtained outside South Africa, and certified academic records.
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