University professorship in accordance with § 99 Austrian University Act 2002 (Universitätsgesetz 2002) for Architectural Design at the Institute for
Art and Architecture (“IKA guest professorship”). This full-time professorship is offered for a period of one year, starting on 17 February 2027. The architectural education at the IKA is based on an interacting structure of five platforms, each dedicated to a specific focus. These five platforms are: Analogue Digital Production (ADP), Structural Materials Technology (CMT), Ecology Sustainability Cultural Heritage (ESC), Geography Landscapes Cities (GLC), History Theory Criticism (HTC). The professorship should focus on one or two of the above-mentioned platforms (with the exception of the HTC platform). Conditions of employment qualification as an architect with a completed Austrian or equivalent international university degree or proof of an equivalent academic qualification corresponding to the application proof of internationally recognized, highly qualified artistic and/or scientific design and/or construction practice outside the academic field university teaching experience in at least one of the four fields of knowledge mentioned above excellent knowledge of English and/or German general anti-discriminatory understanding and the willingness to further improve these skills Desired qualifications expertise in the field of architectural design professional focus on at least one of the four above-mentioned platforms The teaching commitment includes of at least 14 hours per week. The monthly gross salary according to the collective bargaining agreement for university employees in salary group A1 for full-time employment is currently Euro 6.713,30. Interested parties please apply by enclosing the following documents by 29 May 2026 via: www.akbild.ac.at/jobs : (1) cover letter, (2) detailed CV, (3) reference projects, (4) description of the applicant's teaching approaches / teaching concept, (5) description of previous courses with exemplary student work, (6) description of a specific research focus in one or two of the four platforms mentioned above. The Academy of Fine Arts Vienna is committed to a learning, teaching, research and working environment of equal opportunities and works towards the elimination of discrimination and structural barriers. The Academy therefore explicitly endorses applications from qualified persons who are structurally disadvantaged due to their gender, sexual orientation, ethnicity, religion or ideology or their age. Special consideration is required if a person combines several grounds of discrimination (intersectional approach). The Academy of Fine Arts Vienna strives to increase the representation of women and strongly encourages applications from qualified women. Furthermore, the Academy strives to create application and working conditions that are as accessible as possible. In this context, the Academy actively supports the application of people with disabilities. Applicants may contact the Human Resources Department or the Academy's disability representatives in advance. Applicants are not entitled to compensation for travel and accommodation costs incurred in relation to the admission procedure.
