The Aerotropolis Institute Africa (AIA) at the College of Law and Management Studies has collaborated with the School of Management, IT and Governance and the GSB&L to offer modules in postgraduate learning programmes that are linked to 'aerotropolis' studies (smart airport cities).

Opportunities exist for academics and/or experts to apply for contract opportunities to assist with the development of distance learning-driven module-based learning guides. If you are interested please see the following link for more information on how these modules are linked to learning/future learning programmes at UKZN.

Module-based learning guide developers will be required to complete the work within 8 weeks of contracting (remunerated for 100 hours @R255/hour). Approximately 100 pages (12 size font, 1,5 line spacing) of "storyboard-based" content development is required linked to 15 learning lessons/lectures per module, including references. Learning content to be aligned with Moodle LMS. Details will be communicated to successful applicants.

Please download the expression of interest form and send it to Professor Henry Wissink wissinkh@ukzn.ac.za before end-of-business on 5 July 2024.