Assistant Professor - Fine Arts

Position:

Department:

School:

Location:

Type:

Specialization:

• Fine Arts

Job Summary:

in Master's of Fine Art (History of Arts )

Key Responsibilities:

Teaching & Instruction Proficiency

• Expertise in Art History

  – Strong foundation in design principles, advertising, illustration, typography, visual communication, and digital tools relevant to Art History.

• Curriculum Development

  – Ability to design and update syllabus based on industry trends, emerging technologies, and interdisciplinary approaches.

• Innovative Pedagogy—

  Use of student-centred learning, project-based instruction, and blended learning methods to enhance engagement and creativity.

• Technical Proficiency—

  Mastery of software like Adobe Creative Suite (Illustrator, Photoshop, InDesign), 3D modelling tools, and traditional media for practical teaching.

• Interdisciplinary Collaboration—

  Encouraging cross-disciplinary projects between design, fine arts, media, and technology.

• Portfolio & Industry Readiness—

  Training students in portfolio development, industry-standard practices, and professional presentation skills.

• Critique & Feedback—

  Strong skills in conducting constructive critiques and guiding students in refining their creative and conceptual thinking.

• Student Mentorship—

  Supporting students in career guidance, industry exposure, and internship opportunities.

• Research & Contemporary Practices—

  Engaging in scholarly research, practice-led teaching, and integrating contemporary art and design discourse.

• Inclusivity & Global Perspective—

  Ability to foster a diverse, inclusive classroom environment and incorporate global design trends into teaching.

Research & Innovation:

• Practice-Based Research—

  Engaging in applied research that integrates contemporary art, design, and new media technologies.

• Interdisciplinary Exploration—

  Collaborating with fields like digital media, technology, psychology, and cultural studies to expand the scope of Art History.

• Publication & Dissemination—

  Contributing research papers, articles, and books on design trends, pedagogy, and visual culture in reputed journals and conferences.

• Experimentation with Emerging Technologies—

  Exploring AI, AR/VR, interactive media, and digital fabrication to advance Art History education and practice.

• Innovative Pedagogical Research—

  Developing new teaching methodologies, integrating industry-driven curriculum updates, and assessing learning outcomes.

• Sustainability & Social Impact—

  Conducting research on sustainable design, eco-friendly materials, and socially responsible communication design.

• Grants & Funded Projects

  – Securing research grants, fellowships, or industry-sponsored projects to support innovation in Art History.

• Collaborative Industry Engagement—

  Partnering with design studios, advertising agencies, and cultural institutions for live projects and applied research initiatives.

• Artistic & Experimental Practice—

  Engaging in personal or collaborative artistic projects that push the boundaries of Art History, design, and communication.

• Knowledge Exchange & Workshops—

  Organizing and participating in national and international workshops, symposiums, and faculty development programs.

Curriculum & Program Development:

• Contribute to the development and enhancement of the

  BFA curriculum

  , integrating

  new technologies, sustainability, and interdisciplinary approaches

  .
• Incorporate

  AI innovation and computational design practices

  in architectural education.
• Promote hands-on learning through

  live projects, industry visits, and initiatives

  .

Student Mentorship & Career Guidance:

• Provide academic and professional mentorship to students.
• Guide students in

  portfolio development, competitions, internships, and career pathways

  .
• Organize industry interactions, guest lectures, and workshops with practicing architects/designers.

Industry Collaboration & Community Engagement:

• Foster partnerships with architectural firms, urban development organizations, NGO’s and research institutions.
• Encourage students to participate in

  real-world projects, heritage conservation programs, and social initiatives.

• Organize study tours, site visits, and international exchange programs

Qualifications & Skills:

Educational Qualifications

• A

  master’s degree (M.F.A. in History of Arts

  , Ph.D. in

  History of Arts) and professional experiences.

• NET/SET qualification (if required by the institution).

Experience:

• Prior teaching experience in University/ schools/Institutions

  is preferred.

• Minimum 2 years of teaching experience.

Soft Skills:

• Excellent communication, presentation, and analytical skills.
• Ability to mentor and inspire students.
• Strong organizational and leadership capabilities.

Interested Candidates can visit our website and they can send the resume on this mail id:

K. R. Mangalam University Website - https://www.krmangalam.edu.in/careers/

Email ID - krmujobs@krmangalam.edu.in