Lecturers in MFA Fine Art Studio Practice

SHAPESLewisham; London; On-site; GBP 44,000 - 50,000; Part time

Job summary

Goldsmiths, University of London seeks two part-time Lecturers in MFA Fine Art Studio Practice. Ideal candidates are practicing artists with strong teaching backgrounds in Fine Art at the postgraduate level, committed to a student-centered inclusive teaching approach.

Qualifications

• Active professional artist with international standing.
• Ability to mentor and lead student tutor groups.
• Commitment to contributing to REF-submittable research.

Responsibilities

• Provide tutorial and curriculum delivery across the MFA Fine Art programme.
• Lead student tutor groups and assess student progress.
• Contribute to research output and admissions.

Skills

Contemporary Art Knowledge

Assessment & Feedback

Curriculum Development

Tutorial Leadership

Education

Proven teaching experience in Fine Art at postgraduate level

Job description

Lecturers in MFA Fine Art Studio Practice

Goldsmiths, University of London is recruiting two part-time Lecturers in MFA Fine Art Studio Practice to join its internationally respected School of Art. Working within a dynamic, student-centred environment, you will provide tutorial and curriculum delivery across the MFA Fine Art programme. You will lead a personal tutor group, assess student progress, and offer bespoke sessions informed by your specialist artistic practice. The roles also involve admissions and contribution to research output. You should be a practicing artist with a strong international profile, excellent knowledge of contemporary art theory and practice, and a commitment to teaching within an inclusive, interdisciplinary framework.

Artistic Practice – Active professional artist with international standing

Higher Education Teaching – Proven teaching experience in Fine Art at postgraduate level

Tutorial Leadership – Ability to mentor and lead student tutor groups

Contemporary Art Knowledge – Strong grasp of current discourses and studio practice in fine art

Assessment & Feedback – Skilled in evaluating student work and delivering constructive feedback

Curriculum Development – Capacity to design and deliver original learning sessions rooted in artistic expertise

Research Profile – Commitment to contributing to REF-submittable research and departmental research culture

Closing date: 22 Jul Salary:

FTE & Hours: One post at 0.5 FTE (17.5 hours/week), one post at 0.3 FTE (10.5 hours/week)
Salary: £44,186 – £49,102 per annum (pro-rated)

Organisation: Goldsmiths UOL Sector: Fine Art Job level: Senior Type level: Part time Posted: 10 Jul