| Government Entity | Tshwane University of Technology |
|---|---|
| Location | Gauteng, Pretoria |
| Reference Number | 26/J43 |
| Centre / Location | Pretoria |
| Closing Date | September 13, 2026 |
| Source and Application | tut.ac.za |
Faculty: Office of the Vice-Chancellor and Principal
Requirements
QUALIFICATION A relevant PhD/ Doctorate Degree (NQF 10) People with disabilities are encouraged to apply. V A C A N C Y B U L L E T I N EXPERIENCE 5 - 10 years of relevant experience in management in line with the Industry Standards. A sound, track record as an academic at the level of Professor in line with TUT requirements for professors. Academic teaching experience with evidence of excellence in teaching and research. A successful track record in devising and implementing strategic change and growth, as well as driving organisational effectiveness. A demonstrated record of leadership and management capabilities, having provided leadership to academics, policy makers, community leaders and leaders of the private sector (National and International). A distinguished research and scholarship of teaching background, having impacted positively on institutional and/or national policies, as well as a significant publication record in peer-reviewed journals. OTHER SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS: A proven record in designing capacity building programmes aimed specifically at producing a new generation of academics and a firm grasp of solutions needed for the retention of young and established academics within the University Ability and experience in the development and implementation of policy Evidence of successful networking and collaboration with external partners germane to the higher education sector* A track record of personal excellence in leading and managing a large and diverse staff complement Strategic thinking, visionary leadership, and commitment to the university’s strategic goals Skills in managing change and navigating different cultural and political environments effectively Experience in driving academic transformation Evidence of familiarity with Academic Ratings KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS, AND ATTRIBUTES Knowledge: Knowledge and understanding of the Higher Education Act, University Statutes and Rules People with disabilities are encouraged to apply. V A C A N C Y B U L L E T I N Demonstrated knowledge of all laws, regulations and policies Excellent knowledge and understanding of the academic research environment and current issues in research administration, policy and funding A thorough knowledge of South Africa’s science and technology systems, particularly the role of universities in the creation of knowledge related to development imperatives confronting South Africa Familiarity with research ethics, intellectual property, and the academic funding landscape Knowledge of continuous quality improvement, integrated business management, and financial literacy Skills: Excellent project management skills with strong evidence of successful large scale project delivery Strong leadership skills, with the ability to strategize and communicate effectively Exhibits effective decision-making, sound judgement and conceptual thinking Skilled at facilitating change and imparting impact and influence Proficient in problem-solving, project planning, and managing stakeholder relationships Expertise in people, team and resource management Attributes: Strategic thinker focused on results with strong organisation, attention to detail and analytical thinking Proficient at building interpersonal relationships and partnerships Exhibits integrity, professionalism, and resilience with a collaborative leadership style Possesses emotional intelligence and commitment to ethical leadership and institutional values Possession of Professional knowledge, skills and University awareness If you are ready to take on a transformative role that shapes the future of education through Teaching and Learning, we encourage you to apply. Join us in entrepreneuring the future together. Enquiries: Dr PS Zulu – Executive Director: Human Resources and Transformation People with disabilities are encouraged to apply. V A C A N C Y B U L L E T I N Tel: 012 382 4795
Source / Circular Reference
tut.ac.za