Heritage & Architectural History Lecturer | Spatial Change

Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam; Amsterdam; On-site; EUR 41,000 - 64,000; Part time

Job summary

Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam seeks a Lecturer in Heritage Studies/Architectural History with a focus on heritage, space and transformative processes. The role involves teaching across BA and MA programmes, supervising theses, and developing the chair’s teaching portfolio within an internationally oriented department.

You will join the Heritage Studies chair and collaborate with History of Architecture and the Living Environment to shape innovative, interdisciplinary courses and strengthen our

Qualifications

• PhD in Heritage Studies/Architectural History or a relevant discipline.
• Experience teaching BA/MA courses and supervising theses.
• Ability to teach interdisciplinary history, theory, and content courses for BA students across tracks.
• Strong English proficiency (C1) and good knowledge of Dutch (B2).
• Proficiency in Dutch (C1) is a plus.

Responsibilities

• Teach courses and supervise theses in the BA Media, Art, Design and Architecture and the MA Architecture, Cities, Landscapes: History and Heritage.
• Contribute to development of the teaching programme in Heritage Studies/Architectural History.
• Deliver academic core courses and theory/content courses for BA and MA students.
• Collaborate with colleagues to strengthen the chair group’s teaching activities.

Skills

PhD in Heritage Studies/Architectural

Teaching experience BA/MA

Interdisciplinary history courses

English (C1)

Dutch (B2)

Education

PhD in Heritage Studies/Architectural History

Job description

Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam seeks a Lecturer in Heritage Studies/Architectural History with a focus on heritage, space and transformative processes. The role involves teaching across BA and MA programmes, supervising theses, and developing the chair’s teaching portfolio within an internationally oriented department.

You will join the Heritage Studies chair and collaborate with History of Architecture and the Living Environment to shape innovative, interdisciplinary courses and strengthen our