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Goldsmiths, University of London is looking for a part-time Lecturer in MFA Fine Art Critical Studies to deliver critical studies teaching in its esteemed MFA program. The ideal candidate will possess significant expertise in contemporary art, higher education teaching, and mentorship, aiming to foster a rigorous learning environment. The role includes responsibilities in admissions and academic administration, with a strong expectation for an active research profile.
Goldsmiths, University of London is seeking a Lecturer in MFA Fine Art Critical Studies to teach on its internationally renowned MFA Fine Art programme. This part-time, permanent post involves delivering critical studies teaching—including crits, tutorials, and essay supervision—across both years of the MFA. The successful candidate may be an artist, art historian, or theorist with a significant international profile and active research practice. Responsibilities also include admissions, assessment, and related academic administration. A deep engagement with contemporary art discourse and teaching experience in higher education is essential. The role offers the opportunity to shape critically rigorous, student-centered pedagogy.
Contemporary Art Knowledge – Deep understanding of current and emerging theories in contemporary art
Higher Education Teaching – Proven experience in teaching Fine Art at postgraduate level
Critical Studies Expertise – Ability to lead crits, tutorials, and seminars focused on theory and practice
Academic Research – International research profile and commitment to producing REF-submittable outputs
Student Mentorship – Strong pastoral and academic guidance for MFA students
Assessment & Administration – Experience in evaluating postgraduate work and handling related academic duties
Inclusive Pedagogy – Commitment to student-centred and culturally responsive teaching
Closing date: 22 Jul Salary:
FTE & Hours: 0.5 FTE (17.5 hours/week)
Salary: £44,186 – £49,102 per annum (pro-rated)