Tenure-Track Assistant Professor in Interior Architecture
The University of Kansas · Lawrence, KS · Yesterday
On-siteEducationFull-time
About the role
The position will begin in Fall 2027. We seek candidates who demonstrate ability to teach a variety of interior architecture studios and lecture/seminar courses in areas of expertise including (but not limited to) interior material technology and sustainability; history of architecture, interior design and art history; and/or design research.
Responsibilities
- Teach a variety of interior architecture studios and lecture/seminar courses in areas of expertise including (but not limited to) interior material technology and sustainability; history of architecture, interior design and art history; and/or design research.
- Be familiar with CIDA accreditation process and professional standards.
- Engage in innovative and cross-disciplinary teaching.
- Participate in research and/or creative scholarship.
- Contribute to service commitments.
Requirements
- Graduate/post-professional degree in interior design or architecture (MID, MIArc, MIA, or equivalent professional Master’s degree; MFA; M.Arch; Ph.D.* or D. Arch*).
- Demonstrated record of research, creative work, and/or professional experience in interior design/interior architecture and/or architecture.
Qualifications
- Ability to teach a variety of interior architecture studios and lecture/seminar courses in areas of expertise including (but not limited to) interior material technology and sustainability; history of architecture, interior design and art history; and/or design research.
- Familiarity with CIDA accreditation process and professional standards.
- Interest in teaching across the interior architecture curriculum.
- Able to engage in innovative and cross-disciplinary teaching.
- Able to participate in research and/or creative scholarship.
- Able to contribute to service commitments.
Skills
- Ability to teach a variety of interior architecture studios and lecture/seminar courses in areas of expertise including (but not limited to) interior material technology and sustainability; history of architecture, interior design and art history; and/or design research.
- Familiarity with CIDA accreditation process and professional standards.
- Interest in teaching across the interior architecture curriculum.
- Able to engage in innovative and cross-disciplinary teaching.
- Able to participate in research and/or creative scholarship.
- Able to contribute to service commitments.
Benefits
Not specified.
Pay
Commensurate with experience.
Schedule
TBD.