From: Simon Zagorski-Thomas
Subject: Job Vacancy at the London College of Music
Date: Sun, Aug 28, 2011 12:29:13 AM PDT
Senior Lecturer in Music Technology
Application Address: http://www.uwl.ac.uk/jobs.
Deadline: September 2nd 2011
Location: London
Salary: £39,983 – £47,107 pa incl
Contract type: Full time
Contract term: Permanent
London College of Music, University of West London
Senior Lecturer in Music Technology (1.0 fte)
£39,983 – £47,107 pa incl
Ref: FOA043
SUMMARY OF MAIN PURPOSE OF THE JOB
To lead modules and teach within the music technology field. This will
cover subjects relating to sound and the moving image, electronic
composition, studio production and sonic art. To lead and develop
modules and contribute to programme leadership. The post holder will
also be required to contribute to the development of postgraduate
provision in the field and ideally supervise PhD students.
Additionally the post holder will be required to act as year tutor for
around 100 undergraduates and perform personal tutor duties.
You will be expected to work along side other disciplines within the
school to ensure that the LCM philosophy of community of study
enhances the student experience.
DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES
Tutor students within the agreed pastoral and year tutor system.
Participate in the broader activities of the school in terms of
research, enterprise, performance and consultancy. Undertake research
and scholarly activity and attend to general administrative duties.
The post holder will contribute to the recruitment process at all
levels, which is vital for the future expansion of the area. Engage
with the marketing and communications teams to promote the field and
contribute to the school’s website.
To offer individual supervision, as appropriate, to students working
on projects or dissertations within suitable areas. To engage with the
academic community and to be prepared to contribute to lecture series,
should appropriate opportunities arise.
GENERAL
Lecture and deliver workshops and contribute to student learning
across a varied portfolio using a range of teaching methods. Work from
an informed position regarding theory and industry developments and
contribute to scholarly activity within the university.
Ensure that all University policies and procedures are adhered to and
implemented. Undertake such other duties as may reasonably be
required by the Head of School or designate.
Undergo, as required, any training and development relevant to the
post and to appropriate and agreed personal and professional development
Work as a member of a team
If you do not have a teaching qualification, you will need to
undertake the PG Certificate in Learning and Teaching within 2 years
of accepting the post.
Dr. Simon Zagorski-Thomas
Programme Leader on the MA in Record Production
Senior Lecturer in Music Technology
London College of Music
University of West London
http://music.uwl.ac.uk/
Chairman of the Association for the Study of the Art of Record
Production
Director of the Art of Record Production Conference
http://www.artofrecordproduction.com
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