Application deadline:

January 6, 2023

Lecturer/Asst Prof or Associate Prof in Landscape Design and Head of Landscape Architecture

Dublin
Ireland

University College Dublin School Architecture, Planning and Environmental Policy

Applications are invited for the position of Head of Landscape Architecture to be appointed at the level of Associate Professor or Lecturer/Assistant Professor, subject to qualifications and experience of the successful candidate. The successful candidate will lead a team of Landscape Architecture Faculty and Design Fellows and will provide an important leadership role in the subject by, inter alia, fostering a collaborative research culture, promoting a research-informed curriculum to address contemporary challenges including climate change, translating the fruits of research into innovation and impact, and promoting and growing the subject area. The successful candidate will contribute to the Landscape Architecture programme, as well as contributing to the School, the College of Engineering and Architecture, and the wider University

95 Lecturer/Assistant Professor (above the bar) Salary Scale: €58,206 – €92,172 per annum

Or

95 Associate Professor Salary scale: €75,662 – €106,851 per annum

Appointment will be made on scale and in accordance with the Department of Finance guidelines

Closing date: 17:00hrs (local Irish time) on 6th January 2023.

Find full details and apply on Jobs – Work at UCD

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