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The School of Art, Architecture and Design at London Metropolitan University offers courses across a broad range of subject areas: Art encompassing fine art, photography and fashion photography, English literature and creative writing, theatre arts, Architecture, and Design, which includes fashion, fashion textiles and textiles, interiors, product and furniture design, and visual communication.
ABOUT THE POST
Course/module details: BA Interior Design, BA Interior Architecture and Design, BA Interior Design and Decoration
Rate of pay: Associate Lecturer Rate A (£54.28)
Hours: Up to 72 hours Total
Fixed term until31/10/27
Location: Aldgate
The successful applicant will have significant experience of Interior Design detailing and associated drawing conventions and communication of those details. The applicant should show that they have experience within the Interior Design Industry and demonstrate this through their CV showing outlining their skills and knowledge base surrounding Interior Design drawing packages.
At the same time this applicant should be able to develop necessary skills including soft skills within the classroom to prepare students for work placement. This applicant should be able to work with CV building, industry terminology and sector characteristics.
Professional networks that can contribute to the success of our programmes and students’ learning are an advantage.
The appointee will also have some experience of teaching in higher education and an understanding of the current environment of HE in respect of data-driven measures and expectations of student outcomes is expected. The postholder will embody the School’s values in respect of equity and social justice in education, and be proactive in the promotion of diversity and diverse approaches to study and practice.
Candidates who wish to be considered for any future opportunities in this subject area are invited to submit an application or curriculum vitae. We will review submissions as opportunities arise and will reach out to suitable applicants accordingly.
Closing date: 02 November 2026
Interviews due to be held on: TBC
Hourly rate of pay: Rate A (£54.28)
