Music Technology Supervisor University of Hull
University of Hull - Department of Drama and Music
- Reference Number: FA0077
- Campus: Hull
- Faculty / Area: Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences
- Staff Group: Academic
- Duration: On a continuing basis
- CRB Check: No
- Full Time / Part Time: Full Time
Salary range £30,870 - £35,789 pa
Closing date: 28 August 2011
The Department of Drama and Music wishes to appoint a Music Technology Supervisor, responsible for delivering teaching on undergraduate modules and managing the music technology provision. The successful candidate will join a department with a stylistically diverse musical life, and will be involved in supporting performance and composition activities, as well as contributing to the cultural offering of the University generally. The department benefits from a purpose built recording studio facility which the successful candidate will be responsible for managing, as well as computer labs equipped with Sibelius and ProTools software, and a film composition studio.
The successful candidate should have a good honours degree in Music or Music Technology, professional experience within a studio environment (including use of ProTools), and experience of sound engineering. Experience of teaching music technology at undergraduate level is also desirable.
To discuss this role informally, please contact Dr. Peter Elsdon, T 01482 465013, E p.s.elsdon@hull.ac.uk
Short listing will take place during w/c 29 August 2011 and interviews will take place during w/c 12 September 2011 (to be finalised).
For information about the department visit www.hull.ac.uk/music
Requirements
Applications for this post must be made using an online application form, supplemented by a single attached document containing your list of publications, if appropriate. Unfortunately we are unable to accept any other form of application or additional documentation.
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