Associate Senior Lecturer Digital Photography (0.6)

Ravensbourne is exceptional. A world-class digital destination developing talented individuals and leading edge businesses though learning, skills, applied research, enterprise and innovation.

We are based at Greenwich Peninsula in an iconic building next to The O2. Our aim is to become a portal for talent across London driving growth in the knowledge economy and creative industries.

Salary: £25,103.40 p.a. + benefits, based in SE London

Ravensbourne is seeking to recruit a dynamic, creative and innovative Digital Photography educator to teach Digital Photography on all three levels of the undergraduate Digital Photography course. The successful candidate will also be able to contribute to future course developments in this growing area of our provision.

The successful applicant will usually be expected to have a first degree, an appropriate professional qualification or the equivalent proven professional experience using medium format and able to demonstrate significant teaching experience at HE level. A postgraduate qualification is desirable and the readiness to contribute to Ravensbourne’s profile in applied research is essential.

Individuals will be expected to have up to date skills in all aspects of the work of a professional, commercial Digital Photographer, including proven business practice and digital work-flow and especially expertise in all aspects of DSLR video production, multimedia and website design. The knowledge and interest to develop and deliver innovations to the curriculum, using a variety of teaching methods, is necessary.

Closing date: Tuesday 7 May 2013
Interviews: Thursday 16 May 2013
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