Job Description
Indian Institute of Art and Design
Assistant / Associate Professor : Fashion Communication Design : Graphic Design
Indian Institute of Art and Design • Jodhpur, Rajasthan • via Talent.com
14 hours ago
Full–time
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Job description
Indian Institute of Art and Design (IIAD) is seeking qualified candidates for the positions of
Assistant / Associate Professor in the Department of Fashion Communication to teach Fashion Visual Communication and in the Fashion landscape.
The Department of Fashion Communication at IIAD delivers comprehensive education through a project based learning system that strengthens our students to think laterally and build strong context around projects.
The ideal candidate needs to nurture the educational ethos in the Fashion Communication landscape.
Minimum Qualifications :
• A bachelor's or postgraduate degree, in Fashion Design / Fashion Communication or Graphic Design from a recognized design institution, with specialised expertise in the relevant field.
• Minimum academic or industry experience of 7 years for Assistant Professors and 10 years for Associate Professors. Candidates with teaching experience will be preferred.
• Proficiency in design research, design processes, and practices, demonstrating practical experience within the broader discipline will be an added advantage.
Fashion Visual Communication : Graphic Design / Brand Design
Skills and Competencies :
• Expertise in Typography : Demonstrated proficiency in typography principles and application across various Fashion projects.
• Form Development and Visualization : Ability to conceptualise and develop visually appealing forms that convey messages effectively, coupled with proficiency in teaching visualisation techniques to enhance students abilities in creating compelling Fashion visual narratives.
Assistant / Associate Professor : Fashion Communication Design : Graphic Design
Indian Institute of Art and Design • Jodhpur, Rajasthan • via Talent.com
14 hours ago
Full–time
Apply on Talent.com
Job description
Indian Institute of Art and Design (IIAD) is seeking qualified candidates for the positions of
Assistant / Associate Professor in the Department of Fashion Communication to teach Fashion Visual Communication and in the Fashion landscape.
The Department of Fashion Communication at IIAD delivers comprehensive education through a project based learning system that strengthens our students to think laterally and build strong context around projects.
The ideal candidate needs to nurture the educational ethos in the Fashion Communication landscape.
Minimum Qualifications :
• A bachelor's or postgraduate degree, in Fashion Design / Fashion Communication or Graphic Design from a recognized design institution, with specialised expertise in the relevant field.
• Minimum academic or industry experience of 7 years for Assistant Professors and 10 years for Associate Professors. Candidates with teaching experience will be preferred.
• Proficiency in design research, design processes, and practices, demonstrating practical experience within the broader discipline will be an added advantage.
Fashion Visual Communication : Graphic Design / Brand Design
Skills and Competencies :
• Expertise in Typography : Demonstrated proficiency in typography principles and application across various Fashion projects.
• Form Development and Visualization : Ability to conceptualise and develop visually appealing forms that convey messages effectively, coupled with proficiency in teaching visualisation techniques to enhance students abilities in creating compelling Fashion visual narratives.
💡 Quick Summary
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Requirement Snapshot: Candidates should possess basic communication skills, a proactive attitude, and the ability to work in a team. Experience in Web / Graphic Design Jobs is a plus.
