Lecturer in Architecture

Leeds School of Architecture (established in 1902) is part of Leeds School of Arts at Leeds Beckett University. Our dynamic studio-based courses address the critical and creative role of the contemporary designer in relation to physical and social contexts - from the revitalisation and the sustainability of the urban environment to live projects and community participation, to the application of forms of digital fabrication or new technologies, to the exploration of new media reinventing languages of multidisciplinary practice. Design practice, technology and history and theory modules are inextricably linked. Leeds School of Architecture questions what it means to practise architecture by testing and expanding architecture’s possibilities and responsibilities within society, across cultural systems, and in relation to shared environmental and ecological challenges.

Leeds School of Architecture’s pedagogical provision comprises the following programmes: BA (Hons) Architecture; BA(Hons) Interior Architecture; BA(Hons) Landscape Architecture and Design; Integrated Master of Architecture; Master of Architecture; Master of Architecture (Advanced); PG Dip Architectural Professional Practice; MA Expanded Spatial Practices; MA Interior Architecture: Practices of Reuse; MA Architecture, and MA/MALA Landscape Architecture There are dynamic engagements between staff and students through our interdisciplinary studio culture facilitated by the exceptional provision at Broadcasting Place and the wider resources across the Leeds School of Arts.

We seek to appoint a Lecturer. The role includes teaching on our BA(Hons) Interior Architecture and BA (Hons) Architecture courses.

Role

We are looking to appoint an inspiring, enthusiastic and creative academic to make a key contribution to the delivery and development of our dynamic provision through teaching, research and enterprise. The role is to provide BA(Hons) Interior Architecture Level Leadership, Design Studio and Professional Practice Module Leadership. The successful candidate will have research-informed design studio teaching experience and a demonstrable record of delivering projects and working collaboratively within a team. You will have successfully completed a master’s degree in architecture or interior architecture and be able to demonstrate a good record of achievement in teaching and research. You will be a strong team player, demonstrate excellent skills in module leadership and in team-working, organisation and management. You will be an advocate for responsible and inclusive practices and be a champion for promoting diversity and equality in architecture.

To arrange an informal discussion about this post, please contact [email protected].