Assistant/Associate Professor; Tenure Track; Music Technology
Listed on 2026-09-20
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Education / Teaching
University Professor, Music & Audio Production, Academic -
Creative Arts/Media
Music & Audio Production
Assistant/Associate Professor (Tenure Track) - Music Technology
Posting Information
Posting Number
Posting Number PG194881EP
Internal Recruitment
Internal Recruitment No
Working Title
Working Title Assistant/Associate Professor (Tenure Track) - Music Technology
Anticipated Hiring Range
Anticipated Hiring Range Commensurate with experience, credentials, and faculty rank ($80,000 - $100,000)
Work Schedule
Work Schedule Varies based on teaching schedule
Job Location
Department
Department Performing Arts and Technology
About the Department
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The Department of Performing Arts and Technology offers a variety of technique, ensemble, and lecture courses. The Department has a growing major in Music Technology and also provides academic minors in Dance Studies, Dance Performance and Choreography, Music Studies, Music Performance, and Arts Entrepreneurship. The department has a full complement of course offerings, musical ensembles, and dance companies with a national reputation that attracts students from across the campus.
More information about the department can be found at (Use the "Apply for this Job" box below)./ Over the next year, the Department of Performing Arts and Technology will transition from the Division of Academic and Student Affairs ( DASA ) to the College of Humanities and Social Sciences ( CHASS ). The transition will create new opportunities for collaboration and closer connections with related disciplines while providing an academic structure that supports the department’s continued growth and success.
Candidates joining the department will be part of this exciting transition and contribute to the department’s continued development within CHASS .
The Bachelor of Science in Music Technology is an interdisciplinary degree between Music and Technology degrees (e.g., Electrical and Computer Engineering). Students gain musical training through a musicianship core, applied musical instrument study, and a musical ensemble study. In parallel, students receive technical training through their core Math, Science, and technical concentration courses. Lastly, students combine these two through practical Music Technology courses that train students on the technical concepts for music and audio.
Students receive training in the fundamentals of Acoustics, Psychoacoustics, Analog & Digital Audio technology, Musical Technology design, and algorithms.
The plan concludes with the students fulfilling their core requirements, a senior design capstone project, and a music recital that has a technology component.
This plan will prepare students for a career designing and building electronic musical instruments, professional audio devices, sound systems for consumer devices, and software for music production and consumption.
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