Tenured/Tenure-Track: Assistant or Associate Professor of Interactive Media and Creative Technology
Listed on 2026-10-13
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Education / Teaching
University Professor, Academic, Art / Design Teacher -
Creative Arts/Media
Art / Design Teacher
The Texas A&M University College of Performance, Visualization & Fine Arts (PVFA) invites applications for a full-time, nine-month tenure-track or a tenured faculty position in Interactive Media and Creative Technology at the rank of Assistant Professor or Associate Professor. Rank and tenure status will be commensurate with the candidate’s academic and professional experience and qualifications. The anticipated start date is August 1, 2027.
The College and the Technical Arts & Interactive Media (TAIM) Section in the Visualization Program seek an innovative scholar, artist, designer, and educator whose research and creative practice advance the evolving fields of interactive art and design, computational media, and interdisciplinary creative technologies. We are particularly interested in candidates whose work investigates how emerging technologies can expand creative expression, human experience, and design innovation through artistic inquiry, experimentation, critical engagement, and technological exploration.
The successful candidate will join a vibrant interdisciplinary environment that bridges art, design, computation, science, and technology. They will be expected to establish and sustain a nationally and internationally recognized program of scholarly and/or creative research and contribute to teaching and mentorship across the Visualization Program’s undergraduate, master’s, and PhD programs.
We value collaborative and forward-looking research and creative practices that address contemporary opportunities and challenges through innovative approaches to interactive systems, creative computation, emerging media, and human-centered technologies. Candidates should demonstrate the potential for, or an established record of, scholarly and creative excellence and the capacity to develop a significant and visible research and/or creative practice appropriate to their career stage.
We especially welcome work that integrates artistic practice, design research, computational approaches, and technological innovation through interdisciplinary methods.
- Interactive Art and Design
- Creative Technologies
- Computational Media and Creative Coding
- Immersive and Spatial Media (AR/VR/MR/XR)
- Human-Computer Interaction and Human-AI Interaction Design
- Artificial Intelligence and Creative Practice
- Physical Computing and Responsive Environments
- Generative and Procedural Art
- Computational Storytelling and Interactive Narrative
- Media Arts and Experimental Interfaces
- Digital Performance and Performative Technologies
- Other emerging interdisciplinary areas at the intersection of art, design, computation, science, and technology
The ideal candidate will demonstrate a commitment to interdisciplinary research, creative practice, teaching, and mentorship and will contribute to the Technical Arts & Interactive Media Section’s mission of integrating artistic creativity, scientific inquiry, design thinking, and technological innovation. Through research, creative activity, teaching, and collaboration, the successful candidate will help shape new directions for visual and interactive experiences and contribute to the continued development of the Visualization Program’s undergraduate and graduate educational and research initiatives.
Aboutthe College
The College of Performance, Visualization & Fine Arts is a new college within the Texas A&M University System, with a diverse and dynamic mission, 109 faculty, over 15 staff members, and projected exponential growth over the next five years. The college was formed from three departments and programs across the university: the Department of Visualization, the Department of Performance Studies, and the Dance Science Program.
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