Exciting Job Opportunity: Artistic University Lecturer in Architecture at Chalmers University of Technology

Chalmers University of Technology in Gothenburg is thrilled to announce an opening for an Artistic University Lecturer in Architecture. This position offers a unique chance for individuals passionate about teaching and advancing architectural practices in a dynamic academic environment.

About Chalmers University of Technology

Founded in 1829, Chalmers University is renowned for its commitment to research excellence and innovation. With a focus on sustainability and engineering, Chalmers provides a stimulating environment for both students and faculty, promoting collaboration across various disciplines.

Position Overview

Key Responsibilities

The successful candidate will engage in a variety of teaching and development activities, including:

• Teaching Architecture: Deliver courses that prepare future architects, focusing on design principles, sustainability, and the implications of the built environment.
• Curriculum Development: Contribute to course planning, administration, and the overall enhancement of the architectural curriculum.
• Student Mentorship: Support and guide students in their academic and project work, providing constructive feedback and fostering their development.

Qualifications

To qualify for this role, candidates should possess:

• A Master’s degree in Architecture and 1-3 years of professional experience as a practicing architect.
• Demonstrated teaching experience in architectural subjects, particularly in course leadership and development.
• Proficiency in both Swedish and English, enabling effective communication in diverse classroom settings.

Desired Skills

Candidates with expertise in the following areas will be especially encouraged to apply:

• Architectural history and theory
• Social inclusion and community-oriented design
• Experimental architecture and urban development
• Coordination of architectural exhibitions and projects

Application Process

Interested applicants should prepare and submit their applications electronically, including:

1. CV: A detailed curriculum vitae outlining educational background, teaching experience, and relevant projects.
2. Personal Letter: A 2-3 page letter that presents your qualifications, teaching philosophy, and motivation for applying.
3. Portfolio: A selection of relevant architectural projects and publications (up to 10), demonstrating your design skills and experience.

Important Dates

• Application Deadline: January 31, 2025

Why Join Chalmers?

Working at Chalmers means being part of a prestigious institution that values academic excellence and innovation. The university offers a collaborative and stimulating work environment, providing ample opportunities for professional growth and development.