Assistant Professor, Computational Media Art - AR/VR
Inside Higher Ed
Gainesville (FL)
On-site
USD 73,000 - 80,000
Full time
14 days+
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Benefits offered by this job
Comprehensive and competitive leave and benefits package
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Job summary
A top public university is seeking an Assistant Professor in Computational Media Art to join their interdisciplinary program. This full-time position requires a strong background in networked media, creative coding, and 3D animation. Candidates should hold an MFA or PhD and have experience in teaching and mentoring. The role offers a competitive salary and an opportunity to contribute to transformative education within the arts community.
Qualifications
MFA or PhD in Studio Art or equivalent terminal degree.
Knowledge of contemporary art theory and practice.
Evidence of an active studio practice with recognition.
Experience mentoring and advising graduate students.
Responsibilities
Teach a 2/2 course load at undergraduate and graduate levels.
Mentor and advise graduate students, supervise committees.
Conduct creative research appropriate to the discipline.
Collaborate with faculty in shared supervision of facilities.
Participate in shared governance and the learning community.
Skills
Contemporary art theory and practice
Creative coding
2D/3D animation
Augmented/virtual/mixed reality (AR, VR, MR)
Data visualization
Programming languages
Education
MFA or PhD in Studio Art or equivalent terminal degree
Job description
A top public university is seeking an Assistant Professor in Computational Media Art to join their interdisciplinary program. This full-time position requires a strong background in networked media, creative coding, and 3D animation. Candidates should hold an MFA or PhD and have experience in teaching and mentoring. The role offers a competitive salary and an opportunity to contribute to transformative education within the arts community.