London College of Music

Salary:   £40,293 to £47,445 per annum

Closing Date:   Sunday 30 June 2013

Interview Date:   Wednesday 10 July 2013

Reference:  LCM006

The University of West London is a leading modern university specialising in the education and development of connected creative, business and service professionals.

The London College of Music is the largest specialist music and performing arts institution in the UK, and are looking for a Senior Lecturer in Musical Theatre.

The successful candidate will contribute to the administration and delivery of the course and be expected to develop links with the professional sector in order to enhance potential employment opportunities for graduates of the degree programme.  

Candidates with qualifications in a variety of performance disciplines and professional roles are encouraged to apply.  The ability to support production administration would also be an asset in this appointment.

Candidates also need to be enthusiastic and self-motivated in order to lead and champion the continued development of this area through practice-facing research within the general ethos of the London College of Music.

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CVs without an online application will not be accepted

Ref No: REQ002012

We are seeking a Lecturer in theatre who will join our highly respected Department of Performing Arts. The post will involve the development and delivery of learning, teaching and assessment in the field of applied theatre practice, student care and experience, the enhancing of student employability and contributing to the organisation of the BA (hons.) Theatre and professional Practice course. You should have experience in teaching and learning at HE level within the discipline of applied theatre, a growing research profile and/or a significant profile as an artist/practitioner.

School of Arts and Digital Industries

Dean of the School of Arts and Digital Industries

£Competitive salary

The University of East London is a dynamic and rapidly expanding university in the heart of Europe’s largest regeneration area and adjacent to the site of the 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games. UEL is in the top ten of modern universities for research in the most recent RAE exercise.

The School of Arts and Digital Industries is the largest in UEL, with a portfolio span from practice-based disciplines including Fashion, Graphics, Urban Dance, and Theatre Studies to humanities and media subjects including Film, History and Journalism. We are located at the heart of London’s diverse cultural and creative communities, close to Canary Wharf, Tech City and Olympic developments. We have strong international links hosting visiting students and academics from many countries, excellent research and research-informed teaching, and good connections to the creative industries and professional practices that support our students and graduates. We have seen exciting developments within the School over the last year, with refreshed management structures, notable recruitment performance, and exciting international partnership development.

We are seeking an outstanding individual to provide strategic vision and academic leadership for the School. You should be able to demonstrate a strong track record in research and/or industry engagement, as well as demonstrating experience of management in HE (or relevant sectors) and the ability to build sustainable relationships with external organisations. Ideally you will have experience of working within the creative and digital sector.

Professorial Title may be available to suitably qualified applicant.