Adjunct Instructor - Interior Design
Listed on 2026-07-30
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Education / Teaching
College Lecturer, University Professor
Job Overview
We are recruiting part‑time adjunct faculty for the Interior Design program for the 2026 fall semester. Candidates will teach in‑person courses on campus in Boston, including Studio III, Studio V (Tuesday and Thursday, 1:00–4:30pm), Drawing III (Wednesday and Friday, 8:00–9:50am), and History of Interiors I (Monday and Wednesday, 1:00–2:15pm). Classes begin September8 and end December
8.
- Teach the assigned interior design studio and drawing courses for the fall term.
- Prepare and deliver lectures, lead studio sessions, and facilitate student assessments.
- Maintain learning materials, course syllabi, and grading systems.
- Support students in developing design projects, presentations, and professional portfolios.
- Participate in departmental meetings and contribute to curriculum development.
- Master’s degree (or PhD) in Interior Design, History of Design, or a closely related field.
- NCIDQ certification is preferred for studio teaching faculty.
- Prior university‑level teaching experience in interior design or related disciplines.
- Professional interior design experience and a strong portfolio showcasing design work.
- Demonstrated ability to adapt teaching to diverse student learning needs.
- Adjunct faculty compensation begins at $1,365 per credit; rates vary by course type and credit load.
- Access to the university’s benefits package, which includes resources for professional growth and wellness.
Submit a single PDF containing a cover letter, curriculum vitae, and portfolio in that order. Applications should be received by the department’s Final date to receive applications.
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