Visiting Architecture & Landscape Design Professor

Northeastern University; Boston (MA); On-site; USD 62,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

Northeastern University’s School of Architecture invites applications for Visiting Assistant or Associate Teaching Professor positions to support undergraduate and graduate Architecture and Landscape Architecture programs. This non-tenure track role includes teaching in design, history, professional practice, and built environment analysis, with 4–6 courses annually and active service within the school.

The appointment is full-time or 2/3 full-time, and compensation ranges from $62,000 to

Qualifications

• Terminal degree in anticipated teaching focus areas (PhD for historians; masters for design/professional practice).
• Normally teaches undergraduate and graduate levels.
• Develops a research agenda informing current field trends.

Responsibilities

• Teach two to three courses per fall and spring semesters (4–6 per academic year).
• Lead classes across design, history, professional practice, and/or analysis of the built environment.
• Contribute to cultural life, service on committees, and student advising and engagement activities.

Skills

Design teaching

Research

History

Professional practice

Built environment analysis

Education

PhD in Architectural History

Master's degree in Design/Professional Practice

Job description

Northeastern University’s School of Architecture invites applications for Visiting Assistant or Associate Teaching Professor positions to support undergraduate and graduate Architecture and Landscape Architecture programs. This non-tenure track role includes teaching in design, history, professional practice, and built environment analysis, with 4–6 courses annually and active service within the school.

The appointment is full-time or 2/3 full-time, and compensation ranges from $62,000 to