3 faculty fine and applied arts architecture jobs found in Edinburgh

The Opportunity: The successful candidate will undertake teaching duties in the Civil & Environmental Engineering Discipline.  They will also carry out research within the Structural Engineering Research Group in the Institute for Infrastructure & Environment at the School of Engineering, University of Edinburgh. The Structural Engineering Research Group carries out world-leading research in multiscale mechanics of architected systems and composite materials. The successful candidate will contribute to strengthening research activities in this dynamic and interdisciplinary environment and work in close collaboration with a diverse team of talented students, postdocs and faculty. This role is UE08 and is available on a fixed term contract for a period of 48 months. A full list of main responsibilities and the knowledge, skills and experience required for the role can be found in the full job description below. Click  here  for...

We are looking for a teaching colleague to provide preparation, planning and delivery as the course tutor in 3D / sculpture for established non-credit and credit bearing course which introduces students to the practical skills and techniques of the discipline and architectural concept design and modelling, as well as fostering knowledge, understanding and contextual awareness of the subject specialism being studied. Knowledge in both sculpture and architectural foundation skills would be desirable. The Opportunity: The successful candidate will be a graduate with relevant teaching experience, have excellent communication skills and be able to fulfil the administrative responsibilities related to teaching. This post is offered on an guaranteed hours basis with the expectation that the appointee will teach a minimum of one evening per week during term-time and minimum of one term per year, depending on enrolments. Your skills and attributes for success: First...

We are looking for a teaching colleague to provide preparation, planning and delivery as the course tutor in 3D / sculpture for established non-credit and credit bearing course which introduces students to the practical skills and techniques of the discipline and architectural concept design and modelling, as well as fostering knowledge, understanding and contextual awareness of the subject specialism being studied. Knowledge in both sculpture and architectural foundation skills would be desirable. The Opportunity: The successful candidate will be a graduate with relevant teaching experience, have excellent communication skills and be able to fulfil the administrative responsibilities related to teaching. This post is offered on an guaranteed hours basis with the expectation that the appointee will teach a minimum of one evening per week during term-time and minimum of one term per year, depending on enrolments. Your skills and attributes for success: First...