The Music Department is looking for a qualified university teacher whose experience is covered by music technology, including aspects of audio recording, production and direct sound.

The department welcomes a large number of students in the BA music and technology program every year; Students in other music section programs, which include a bachelor’s game, can choose music technology options as part of their creative, practical and academic studies.

Music technology is also studied on MRES and PHD programs, which is an important part of the section’s research environment. Teaching in our extensive administrative facilities, as well as in the Tung Hall, a place for an improved sound concert at the Yoko ONO Lennon Center.

You must have:

• Bachelor’s degree in music, music technology, or sharing theme.
• Master’s degree in music or a subject related to participation (or related qualifications or related professional experience).
• Owning an official educational qualification (such as AFHEA, FHEA, PGCE) or ready to complete one as part of the post.

This part-time role with the date of the start of December 1, as the most broad semester and duties require a university campus in three days a week during the two main teaching periods (mid-September until mid-May), and with a possible hybrid work during the summer in which the fees will be lighter for 1-2 days a week.

Commitment to diversity

The University of Liverpool is committed to enhancing the diversity of the workforce. We actively strive to attract, develop and keep colleagues with various backgrounds and views. We welcome requests from all identities/sex, black, Asian or minority ethnic backgrounds, individuals who suffer from disability, and members of the LGBTQIA community.

For full details and online progress, please visit: Recruit.liverpool.ac.uk

The Music Department is looking for a qualified university teacher whose experience is covered by music technology, including aspects of audio recording, production and direct sound.

The department welcomes a large number of students in the BA music and technology program every year; Students in other music section programs, which include a bachelor’s game, can choose music technology options as part of their creative, practical and academic studies.

Music technology is also studied on MRES and PHD programs, which is an important part of the section’s research environment. Teaching in our extensive administrative facilities, as well as in the Tung Hall, a place for an improved sound concert at the Yoko ONO Lennon Center.

You must have:

• Bachelor’s degree in music, music technology, or sharing theme.
• Master’s degree in music or a subject related to participation (or related qualifications or related professional experience).
• Owning an official educational qualification (such as AFHEA, FHEA, PGCE) or ready to complete one as part of the post.

This part-time role with the date of the start of December 1, as the most broad semester and duties require a university campus in three days a week during the two main teaching periods (mid-September until mid-May), and with a possible hybrid work during the summer in which the fees will be lighter for 1-2 days a week.

Commitment to diversity

The University of Liverpool is committed to enhancing the diversity of the workforce. We actively strive to attract, develop and keep colleagues with various backgrounds and views. We welcome requests from all identities/sex, black, Asian or minority ethnic backgrounds, individuals who suffer from disability, and members of the LGBTQIA community.

For full details and online progress, please visit: Recruit.liverpool.ac.uk