Tutor (Research) Ceramics and Glass

The Royal College of Art is seeking an exceptional practitioner and researcher in Ceramics & Glass to join our School of Arts & Humanities. This is an exciting opportunity for an established creative practitioner and researcher with extensive knowledge of material-led practices, and a broad understanding of the critical theories and philosophies that support innovation across ceramics, glass and the wider field of applied art. You will bring a significant contribution to the field through your practice and research, demonstrating diverse, experimental and expansive approaches to applied art practices and theories. You will also have a strong commitment to postgraduate teaching and pedagogy, and the ability to work collaboratively within a team-based programme. You will play an active role in developing the curriculum and exploring innovative, research-informed approaches to teaching and learning. You will teach and support students through lectures, workshops, seminars, tutorials and critiques, drawing on your own research and professional expertise. Research and teaching You will develop and maintain an active programme of research within the Applied Arts disciplines, producing high-quality research outputs and contributing to the RCA's research culture and REF ambitions. You will develop a five-year research plan and contribute to research funding activity, including collaborative projects with colleagues and external partners. You will become an active participant in the Material Engagements Research Cluster, contributing to the intellectual life of the School and wider College. As an academic and practitioner, you will contribute to teaching across postgraduate programmes, including MA and research students, and where appropriate to cross-School and cross-College initiatives. You will provide academic, pastoral and technical support, contribute to assessment and curriculum development, and supervise research students where appropriate. You will also contribute to student recruitment, outreach, academic administration and the wider academic community of the RCA.

You will have a relevant first degree and postgraduate qualification, alongside substantial experience and achievement in ceramics, glass, applied art or a closely related field. You will be able to demonstrate: A significant body of creative practice and research in ceramics, glass or a related applied art discipline. A commitment to high-quality postgraduate teaching, learning and student support. Experience of, or clear potential for, producing research outputs of 3 REF quality or above.

• A significant body of creative practice and research in ceramics, glass or a related applied art discipline.
• A commitment to high-quality postgraduate teaching, learning and student support.
• Experience of, or clear potential for, producing research outputs of 3 REF quality or above
• Experience of supervising or supporting academic work at Master's level.
• The ability to contribute creatively to curriculum development and innovative approaches to pedagogy and delivery.
• A collaborative approach and the ability to work effectively with colleagues and students from diverse backgrounds.
• A commitment to equality, inclusion and creating a positive learning environment.
• A postgraduate teaching qualification such as a PGCert in Higher Education and/or Fellowship of Advance HE, or willingness to undertake appropriate training.
• A doctorate, experience of developing and assessing courses at undergraduate or postgraduate level, and research supervision training would be desirable.

The Royal College of Art is the world's leading university of art and design, renowned for its postgraduate education, research and global influence. Founded in 1837, the RCA brings together artists, designers, researchers and creative practitioners from around the world to explore new ideas, challenge convention and shape the future. Joining the RCA means becoming part of an ambitious, collaborative and diverse community committed to Curiosity, Inclusion, Collaboration and Integrity. If you are an ambitious ceramics or glass practitioner and researcher looking to contribute to the development of the next generation of artists and designers while advancing your own research, we would love to hear from you.

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The Royal College of Art (RCA) aims to foster an inclusive culture which promotes equality, values diversity and maintains a working, learning and social environment in which the rights and dignity of all its staff and students and stakeholders are respected. We recognise the broad range of experiences that a diverse staff and student body brings and how this strengthens our research and enhances our teaching. In order for RCA to remain a world-leading institution we are committed to promoting equity, diversity and inclusion (EDI) principles throughout all of our processes, from application through to appointment.

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