About the Role
We are seeking an Associate Professor in interior design at Northumbria University's School of Design, Arts and Creative Industries. The post-holder will deliver high-quality studio-based teaching at undergraduate and postgraduate level and raise the profile and performance of our research and practice across the wider design sector.
We welcome applications from candidates with a track-record of research, scholarship, or practice-based enquiry in interior design, interior architecture, or a closely related field. You will bring an innovative approach to teaching and research, and place environmental and societal challenges at the centre of your work.
Interior design at Northumbria spans the commercial design of interior spaces, from retail environments to large-scale public visitor attractions. This is a senior academic appointment with scope to influence the direction of the subject, mentor colleagues, and build partnerships with industry and cultural organisations.
Further information is available in the Associate Professor job description.
About the Team
The School of Design, Arts and Creative Industries (DACI) at Northumbria University is a leading provider of graduates to UK design and creative industries and has an outstanding track-record for design leadership amongst its alumni. Our graduates go on to shape practice across commercial, hospitality, healthcare, residential and heritage sectors. The school prioritises societal transformation and green-transition across all design disciplines, which include product, industrial and service design areas. DACI is a large school with approximately 1,600 students with 120 staff and offers programmes from foundation level to PhD in design and creative subjects. The school prioritises inclusion and access, aiming to break down barriers so that all students can thrive within the creative industries.
More information can be found here
About You
As an externally recognised academic with a strong national and or international reputation you will evidence sustained research output of a quality that is internationally excellent in terms of originality, significance, and rigour.
An experienced academic leader you will demonstrate success in the leadership and management of people, teams, and projects, in particular supporting the development of academic colleagues.
You should demonstrate definition and development of your academic field and have significant and strong record of securing funding from a range of sources.
Further information is available in the Associate Professor person specification.
If you would like an informal discussion about the role, please contact the Head of School Professor Ambrose Field on daci.fa@northumbria.ac.uk
We welcome applications from the UK and across the world. Visit our web pages for details about Relocation Assistance.
This opportunity is open to applications from internal candidates who do not hold a current substantive academic role at Northumbria. Current academic colleagues with a substantive role are encouraged to consider options to progress via the Academic Development Review process.
Pay, Pensions and Total Reward Approach
Northumbria University offers a competitive reward package for academic colleagues through our Total Reward Approach. This combines salary and pension provision to provide flexibility and choice, enabling colleagues to select the option that best suits their individual circumstances.
Academic colleagues can choose to join either the Teachers' Pension Scheme (TPS) or the Universities Superannuation Scheme (USS).
Further information about our Total Reward Approach, including pay, pension options and career progression, can be found on our dedicated webpage.
£54,959 to £63,686 (Teachers Pension Scheme) and £61,765 - £71,573 (USS)