Lecturer in Interior Architecture

This post is part-time and permanent, working 21 hours per week. The salary stated above is the full time salary would be £45,791 to £50,855.

The School of Architecture + Cities is one of the leading schools of architecture in the UK. Situated in the centre of London, the School enjoys large, purpose-built and newly refurbished studios and a recently commissioned Fabrication Laboratory featuring extensive digital and analogue workshops. It also benefits from being part of a wider, collaborative College of Design, Creative and Digital Industries. The School offers a range of undergraduate and postgraduate programmes in architecture, interiors and cognate disciplines, characterised by a triangulation of teaching, practice and research combined with a commitment to embracing new technologies and innovation in design. The 2024 virtual exhibition, catalogue and film of recent work can be seen here or the catalogue is available here.

Building on its existing success the School of Architecture + Cities is seeking to appoint a 0.6fte Lecturer to teach Interior Architecture. This appointment is an opportunity to contribute to studio teaching, undertake module leadership, and course management tasks such as personal tutoring and admissions. Applicants with particular skill-sets and expertise such as in lighting, making and knowledge of materials would be at an advantage. In addition, the post-holder will be expected to actively support our diverse student body, enhance professional engagement, expand digital capabilities, as well as address the climate emergency and contribute to the culture of the wider School.

Professional experience and understanding of interior architecture and design related disciplines is essential, together with a Post-Graduate Degree (or an equivalent level of knowledge), teaching experience in higher education and/or relevant professional experience (e.g. in practice) and a proven research background. The person specification sets out the full details of the skills, knowledge and experience required in order to successfully fulfil this role.

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Closing date: midnight on 28 August 2024

Interviews are likely to be held on: 06 September 2024

Administrative contact (for queries only): Recruitment@westminster.ac.uk

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