Assistant/Associate Professor of Architectural History

A full-time tenure track position at the Assistant or Associate Professor level is available for highly qualified individuals to offer graduate-level instruction in modern and contemporary architectural history at the Harvard Graduate School of Design (GSD).

Teaching responsibilities will involve required, comprehensive courses in the history of modern and contemporary architecture across a range of national, regional, and cultural settings for students in the professional MArch and post-professional MDES programs. Additionally, the successful candidate will offer lecture courses and research-based seminars in their area of expertise to students across the professional, post-professional, and doctoral tracts (PhD and DDes).

Candidates should be creative researchers who show promise of an innovative historical approach to narrating and theorizing familiar and/or previously overlooked objects, subjects, topics, and themes within or beyond the traditional bounds of architectural history. We are especially interested in candidates whose expertise lies in such areas as race, gender, diasporic communities, and questions of power and hegemony in the design disciplines. The candidate will be expected to make substantial scholarly contributions to the field while at the same time continuing to define it with respect to past and future research possibilities.

The candidates are expected to engage in the Department of Architecture’s core curriculum and with design studios through guest critiques and project reviews.

Please visit the Harvard Academic Positions website for more information and to apply: https://academicpositions.harvard.edu/postings/10384