Art and Design Adjunct - Architecture

North Carolina Central University; Durham (NC); On-site; USD 9,000 - 12,000; Part time

Job summary

North Carolina Central University in Durham seeks adjunct faculty in the Department of Art and Design to teach architecture in the Spring 2026 semester. The selected instructors will deliver instruction for courses ARTA 3625 – Design Essentials and Form in Architecture and ARTA 4735 – Architecture Design Studio Capstone, both 3 credits.

The role involves in-person lectures or studio-based learning, critiques, and exposure to a range of design approaches.

Qualifications

• Master’s of Architecture (M.Arch) degree or equivalent.
• Professional experience in architecture.
• Passion for teaching.

Responsibilities

• Conduct in-person lectures or studio-based learning for architecture students.
• Lead critiques and provide guidance on design projects.
• Expose students to traditional and cutting-edge creative approaches.

Skills

Teaching experience

Professional architectural experience

Passion for teaching

Education

Master’s degree in Architecture (M.Arch)

Job description

Primary Purpose Of Position

The NCCU Department of Art and Design has an immediate need for adjunct faculty in the field of Architecture. The ideal candidates will have a Master’s of Architecture (M.Arch) degree, professional experience, as well as a passion for teaching. These adjunct professors will prepare students for careers in the field through in-person lecture or studio-based learning, critiques, and exposure to traditional and cutting-edge creative approaches. In the Spring 2026 semester, the selected adjunct(s) will provide instruction for one or both of the following classes: ARTA 3625 – Design Essentials and Form in Architecture (3 credits) A studio-based course exploring the relationship between concept and form. Topics include composition, architectural precedent, sketching, and digital modeling techniques. ARTA 4735 – Architecture Design Studio Capstone (3 credits) A culminating studio focused on innovative architectural design practices, including urban design, computational design, architectural technology, ecology, culture, and representation. Opportunities to teach may be available in future semesters. Course options, availability and schedules can vary each semester.