The incumbent will undertake the following duties:

• Undertake teaching, learning and assessment activities in undergraduate and/or postgraduate modules, including curriculum and pedagogical development and improvement, and development of digital learning materials
• Participate in postgraduate supervision activities and contribute to postgraduate supervision under guidance where appropriate, in accountancy and related research fields
• Engage in research and publish academic work in accountancy and related research fields in reputable popular, academic and peer-reviewed journals
• Participate in community interaction/social impact initiatives, including involvement in SAICA’s Thuthuka project if required
• Participate in academic administration and internal and/or external service-rendering activities

Subject areas may include management accounting and financial management, financial accounting, taxation, auditing and business ethics.

Stellenbosch University’s School of Accountancy is one of South Africa’s leading providers of accountancy education. The School offers teaching, learning, research and social impact opportunities across accountancy-related subject areas, including financial accounting, management accounting and financial management, taxation, auditing and business ethics. The School operates within a collegial academic environment that supports scholarly development, research and engagement with the accounting profession.

Academic programmes are aligned to the South African Institute of Chartered Accountants (SAICA), the Chartered Institute of Management Accountants (CIMA) and the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA).