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Lecturer in Interaction Design: A2791

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Lecturer in Interaction Design: A2791

Lecturer in Interaction Design: A2791
Lecturer in Interaction Design.
Job reference: A2791
Application closing date: 31/08/2012
Location: Plymouth
Salary: £31,020 to £44,166 pa- Grade 7/8
Full-time, Fixed-term Academic/Research
The School of Art & Media in the Faculty of Arts is seeking a Lecturer to further develop and integrate the Interaction Design activities of the Digital Art & Technology Subject Group. This includes physical computing, pervasive media, wearable technologies, interactive installations through the use of open source hardware, hardware hacks, circuit bending, fabrication and related software such as MAX MSP and Processing, etc.
The post will support practical teaching across the undergraduate (BA/BSc) and postgraduate (MRes) Digital Art & Technology Programmes. The post will contribute to the development and exploitation of digital media resources for research (PhD’s and post-doctoral research) and innovation (commercialisation and public engagement). These include contributions to i-DAT (Arts Council England National Portfolio Organisation), the IBM sponsored Smarter Planet Lab and a unique 40 seat, 9m Full Dome digital projection environment.
The post will proactively and critically engage with transdisciplinary activities which operate across cultural and technological aspects of digital practices. The position requires someone with academic leadership qualities combined with practical digital art & technology software, hardware and design skills.
You will have substantial HE teaching experience, a track record of cross-disciplinary research and enterprise. You will have the necessary technical skills to teach and research in field of Interaction Design and pervasive media technologies and their application to art and design practice and for the benefit of other disciplines.
This is a full-time position and is fixed-term for 12 months. Job Description and Further Particulars are here. Please apply through the Plymouth University online application process: http://www.plymouth.ac.uk/pages/view.asp?page=38322

0.6fte Lecturer in Digital Art & Technology / Immersive Media Design

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0.6fte Lecturer in Digital Art & Technology / Immersive Media Design

0.6fte Lecturer in Digital Art & Technology / Immersive Media Design


Faculty of Arts

School of Art & Media

Ref: A1931
Salary £30747 to £43840 pa, pro rata – Grade 7/8
The University of Plymouth is consistently recognised as one of the top three new universities in the UK and the Faculty of Arts, one of its most successful faculties. The School of Art & Media, situated in the Faculty of Arts, has received significant investment in the last four years enabling it to enhance its reputation for premium, well-resourced, contemporary programmes. Digital Art & Technology programmes are at the forefront of the school’s portfolio of innovative courses, embedding production, design and practice within digital media.
We are seeking a Lecturer to develop and integrate immersive media technologies, in particular data visualisation, CGI, 3D, game engines and motion graphics, within the practical teaching across the undergraduate (BA/BSc) and postgraduate (MRes) programmes in the school. You will contribute to the development and utilisation of digital media resources for PhD and post-doctoral research, and innovation (commercialisation and public engagement). These include a unique 40 seat, 9m full dome digital projection environment. The post will engage proactively and critically with trans-disciplinary activities which operate across cultural and technological aspects of digital practices.
You will be required to have academic leadership qualities combined with practical digital art and technology software, hardware and design skills. You will have significant Higher Education teaching experience, a track record of cross-disciplinary research and enterprise, and preferably experience of doctoral research supervision. You will have the necessary technical skills to teach and research in the field of immersive media technologies and their application to art and design practice and for the benefit of other disciplines.
Recruitment and selection will be based on individual merit; however, we would particularly like to encourage applications from women, and people from black and ethnic minorities who are under-represented in the Faculty.
This is a part-time position working 18.5 hours per week on a permanent basis.
For an informal discussion, please contact Professor Mike Phillips by email mike.phillips@plymouth.ac.uk or telephone 01752 586262, although applications must be made in accordance with the details shown.
CLOSING DATE: 28/01/2011
University of Plymouth HR Link
http://www.plymouth.ac.uk/working