Joint Appointment: Urban Design & Landscape Architecture Scholar

Clemson University; Clemson (SC); On-site; USD 90,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

Clemson University invites applications for a tenure-track Assistant Professor in a joint appointment between City and Regional Planning (CRP) and Landscape Architecture (LA) within the Richard A. McMahan School of Architecture.

The role emphasizes teaching across CRP and LA, developing a robust research program linking planning and landscape architecture, and contributing to community-focused scholarly work in the Upstate of South Carolina.

Qualifications

• Ph.D. in City and Regional Planning, Landscape Architecture, Urban Design, Architecture, Environmental Design and Planning, Geography, or a related field is required by appointment time.
• Accredited BLA/MLA and/or licensure is preferred.
• Demonstrated potential for teaching excellence in lecture and design studio.
• Strong interdisciplinary communication and collaboration skills.
• Experience integrating city/regional planning and landscape architecture in teaching and research.

Responsibilities

• Teach undergraduate and graduate courses in CRP and LA, in both studio and seminar formats.
• Foster interdisciplinary collaboration between CRP and LA through courses, workshops, and research.
• Maintain an active research agenda with publications and external funding.
• Engage in service within the School of Architecture and professional/community outreach.

Skills

Teaching ability

Interdisciplinary collaboration

Communication skills

Education

PhD in City and Regional Planning or related field

Tools

GIS

Job description

Clemson University invites applications for a tenure-track Assistant Professor in a joint appointment between City and Regional Planning (CRP) and Landscape Architecture (LA) within the Richard A. McMahan School of Architecture.

The role emphasizes teaching across CRP and LA, developing a robust research program linking planning and landscape architecture, and contributing to community-focused scholarly work in the Upstate of South Carolina.