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Institut Teknologi Batam in Batam, Kepulauan Riau, seeks a full-time Lecturer (S3) for the Visual Communication Design program. You will design and deliver undergraduate courses, supervise student projects and theses, and provide academic advising on campus.
You will conduct design research, publish scholarly work, contribute to curriculum development, and support accreditation efforts while collaborating with colleagues and serving the university community.
Institut Teknologi Batam (ITEBA) is a private higher education institution offering both academic and professional programs, with a strong focus on science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM). Established by Yayasan Vitka in collaboration with Institut Teknologi Bandung, ITEBA operates under the founding permit SK KEMENRISTEKDIKTI No. 601/KPT/I/2017. Located in Batam, Kepulauan Riau Province, ITEBA currently has two faculties: the Faculty of Industrial Technology, and the Faculty of Information Technology. Study programs include Industrial Engineering, Engineering Management, Information Systems, Computer Engineering, Visual Communication Design (Desain Komunikasi Visual), and Mathematics. The institution is committed to strengthening human resource quality and capability in STEM-related disciplines through innovative teaching, research, and community engagement.
The Lecturer (S3) (Dosen Homebase/Tetap) in Visual Communication Design (DKV) is a full-time, on-site role based at Institut Teknologi Batam in Batam. The lecturer will design and deliver undergraduate courses in visual communication design, ensuring that learning materials, assignments, and assessments align with program and institutional standards. Responsibilities include supervising student projects and theses, providing academic advising, and supporting student development in creative and applied design fields. The role also involves conducting research in relevant areas of design and visual communication, publishing scholarly work, and seeking opportunities for collaboration and community service. The lecturer is expected to contribute to curriculum development, participate in academic committees, and support accreditation and quality assurance processes.