Adjunct Music Studies Faculty — Flexible Teaching Roles
DePaul University
Chicago (IL)
On-site
USD 49,104 - 73,656
Part time
14 days+
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Benefits offered by this job
Flexible Scheduling
Professional Development Opportunities
Access to University Resources
Job summary
An established industry player is seeking passionate adjunct faculty for its School of Music. This role offers the opportunity to teach a variety of courses, including Musicianship and Sound Recording Technology, in a dynamic and diverse academic environment. Candidates with a Master of Music and relevant teaching experience will thrive in this collaborative setting. Join a vibrant community dedicated to nurturing musical talent and fostering educational excellence. This position allows for flexibility in scheduling, making it ideal for educators looking to make a meaningful impact in the arts.
Qualifications
Master's degree in Music Education or equivalent experience required.
Experience in teaching in diverse learning environments is essential.
Responsibilities
Teach courses in Musicianship, Music Education, and Sound Recording Technology.
Develop and manage course schedules in collaboration with the department.
Skills
Teaching Experience
Musicianship
Sound Recording Technology
Performing Arts Management
Diverse Learning Environments
Education
Master of Music
Job description
An established industry player is seeking passionate adjunct faculty for its School of Music. This role offers the opportunity to teach a variety of courses, including Musicianship and Sound Recording Technology, in a dynamic and diverse academic environment. Candidates with a Master of Music and relevant teaching experience will thrive in this collaborative setting. Join a vibrant community dedicated to nurturing musical talent and fostering educational excellence. This position allows for flexibility in scheduling, making it ideal for educators looking to make a meaningful impact in the arts.