Part-Time Faculty: Visual Arts

Fordham University Office of Military and Veterans' Services; Lincoln Center (IA); On-site; USD 7,700 - 10,000; Part time

Job summary

Fordham University’s Theatre and Visual Arts Department seeks part-time, non-tenure-track instructors to teach introductory and upper-division courses. Courses may cover Art and Engagement, Built Environment, Film and Video, Graphic Design, Painting and Drawing, and Photography.

Classes are held in person at the Lincoln Center or Rose Hill campuses, based on departmental needs. Instructors must hold a terminal degree and may teach up to two undergraduate courses per semester.

Qualifications

• Applicants should have a terminal degree in their field.

Responsibilities

• Teach introductory and upper-division courses in Theatre and Visual Arts (areas include Art and Engagement, Built Environment, Film and Video, Graphic Design, Painting and Drawing, Photography).
• All classes are taught in person at Fordham's Lincoln Center or Rose Hill campuses.

Education

Terminal degree

Job description

Fordham University: Office of the Provost: Arts & Sciences: Theatre and Visual Arts

Location

Lincoln Center Campus

Open Date

Nov 10, 2025

Salary Range or Pay Grade

$9,050 per course

Description

The Theatre and Visual Arts Department at Fordham University periodically hires part-time, non-tenure-track (NTT) faculty to teach introductory and upper-division courses in the following areas: Art and Engagement, Built Environment, Film and Video, Graphic Design, Painting and Drawing, and Photography.

Based on scheduling needs as well as the qualifications and availability of the applicant.

Part-time NTT instructors at Fordham are represented by the Service Employees International Union (SEIU), and certain terms of employment, including minimum per-course rates and details concerning benefits, are set by the Adjunct Faculty Collective Bargaining Agreement.

For further information, please read our Information for Adjunct Faculty.

The Visual Arts Program serves a diverse student body at two campuses in New York City: the Lincoln Center Campus in Manhattan and the Rose Hill Campus in the Bronx.

All classes would be taught in person at one of these two campuses, based on departmental needs.

Qualifications

Applicants should have a terminal degree in their respective fields. The position will require the successful candidate to teach up to, but not exceeding, two undergraduate courses per semester.