Lecturer / Assistant Professor - Fashion Studies

As a Lecturer/Assistant Professor in Fashion Studies specializing in Styling and Creative Direction, you will be expected to meet the following qualifications and responsibilities:

Minimum Qualifications:
- Hold an undergraduate degree/PG or equivalent in fashion journalism, styling, communication, or a related field from a reputed design school.
- Possess a minimum industry experience of 5+ years for the role of Lecturer and 7-10 years for Assistant Professor, including some teaching experience.
- Demonstrate proven expertise and professional experience in fashion journalism, styling, and creative concept generation, with a strong portfolio showcasing exceptional writing skills, styling techniques, and creative direction.
- Have a strong understanding of fashion history, subcultures, cultural influences, and their impact on contemporary fashion trends.
- Previous teaching or training experience in fashion journalism, styling, fashion history, or a related field is highly desirable.
- Exhibit excellent communication, presentation, and interpersonal skills.
- Proficiency in relevant software and tools used in fashion journalism, styling, and creative concept generation, such as Adobe Creative Suite, content management systems, and social media platforms.
- Ability to conduct classes on Fashion Campaign Shoot Pre-Production, Production, and Post-Production.
- Possess industry connections and the ability to facilitate industry projects, internships, and future placements for students.

Roles and Responsibilities:
- Develop a comprehensive and contemporary curriculum aligned with industry trends, best practices, and academic standards.
- Continuously update the curriculum to reflect changes in the fashion industry, particularly in fashion history, subcultures, and cultural influences.
- Deliver engaging lectures, workshops, and practical sessions covering various aspects of fashion communication, including fashion journalism, styling, and creative concept development.
- Teach students about the cultural context of fashion, exploring historical and contemporary subcultures, trends, and influences on the global fashion industry.
- Guide students in planning and executing fashion campaign shoots, covering pre-production, production, and post-production processes.
- Create an inclusive learning environment that encourages student participation, collaboration, and critical thinking.
- Foster creativity, innovation, and a deep understanding of fashion journalism, styling, and concept generation among students.
- Provide mentorship and guidance to students, assisting them in developing their writing skills, styling portfolios, projects, and career aspirations in fashion.
- Develop and administer assessments, projects, and examinations to evaluate students" understanding and progress.
- Provide constructive feedback to students, helping them refine their skills and supporting their academic and professional growth.
- Establish and maintain connections with fashion industry professionals.
- Organize guest lectures, industry visits, and collaborations to provide students with exposure to real-world fashion communication and styling practices.
- Seek and secure industry projects, partnerships, and opportunities to enhance student learning and employability.
- Engage in personal and professional development to stay updated with current industry trends and advancements in fashion.
- Contribute to institutional activities, curriculum development, and academic committees as required.

Preferred Attributes:
- Passion for teaching and mentoring students.
- Approachable to students with productive feedback methods.
- Ability to balance academic responsibilities with industry collaborations.
- Strong network within the fashion industry.
- Enthusiasm for fostering an innovative and creative academic environment.,