"Lecturer Printmaking"

About the National Art School

The National Art School (NAS) is Australia’s leading independent art school. We are a ‘not-for-profit’ independent Higher Education Institution offering accredited degree programs in Fine Art at undergraduate and postgraduate levels.

Our distinctive studio-based teaching model; our outstanding academic faculty; and our dedicated campus support the delivery of exceptional education programs that lead to the outstanding student experience and graduate outcomes for which we are widely recognised.

The NAS campus includes specialised facilities in the studio areas of Drawing, Ceramics, Painting, Photomedia, Printmaking and Sculpture, and core studies in Art History & Theory and Professional Studies.

We currently offer degree courses at both undergraduate and postgraduate level, including a Bachelor of Fine Art (BFA), Bachelor of Fine Art (Honours), Master of Fine Art (MFA) and Doctor of Fine Art (DFA). Our updated academic and strategic plans include a commitment to the continued evolution of our courses and subject offerings, with updated degree program structures being implemented from 2026.

NAS is at an exciting phase of development as we seek to consolidate our position as Australia’s leading independent fine art school and extend our international reach and reputation.

Central to the realisation of that ambition is our continuing commitment to the individual development of students through intensive studio-based learning under the guidance of experienced artists and educators. The continued provision of an outstanding student experience ensures we continue to attract a diverse range of talented and committed students and provide opportunities that assist our graduates to achieve professional success.

The Position

The Lecturer Printmaking is primarily responsible for teaching and supervision at all levels within the degree programs at NAS, including the development of appropriate teaching resources and related course administration within the Printmaking Department. The role also requires a broad contribution to NAS operations including participation in School committees, events, student recruitment and promotional activities. You will have an excellent record of subject development and delivery in the field of printmaking within a higher education setting.

What you bring to the role

You will have postgraduate qualifications at AQF level 10 or equivalent professional experience. You are expected to have an excellent record and current profile of artistic practice in contemporary art with a focus within print theory, demonstrated through exhibitions, scholarly activity or publication at a national level. A competitive remuneration package is available to the successful candidate.

How to Apply

Please visit the National Art School website www.nas.edu.au for more information and to download the position description. Please include the following in your application:

• A covering letter addressing how your experience meets each selection criterion in detail;
• A comprehensive resume citing your academic qualifications and outlining professional experience.

Please call Juanita Hyde on 02 9339 8672 if you have any questions.

Please email your application to hr@nas.edu.au

The National Art School is proud to be an equal opportunity employer. We celebrate diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees.

The closing date for all applications will be Sunday 23 November 2025