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Tutor (research) in Graduate Diploma 0.8 FTE (maternity cover)

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Tutor (research) in Graduate Diploma 0.8 FTE (maternity cover)

The Royal College of Art is seeking an exceptional and enthusiastic Tutor

The Royal College of Art is seeking an exceptional and enthusiastic Tutor to join the Graduate Diploma in Art & Design programme on a 10‑month maternity cover. This is a unique opportunity to contribute to a world-renowned institution dedicated to leading-edge creative education and research.

About The School

The School of Arts & Humanities brings together fine and applied arts, curating, writing and the history of design. Our work is strengthened by collaborations with internationally recognised theatres, galleries, libraries and museums, ensuring our teaching remains outward-facing, relevant and deeply connected to contemporary cultural and creative practice.

About The Graduate Diploma Programme

The Graduate Diploma in Art & Design prepares students for Master’s study by developing their critical, discursive, and practical capabilities. Students choose a specialism—Communication, Fine Art, Research, Fashion & Textiles or Design—within an interdisciplinary, studio-centred environment aligned with the RCA’s postgraduate ethos.

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Your economics background and your summer at a regional bank line up with what PwC looks for on the consulting scheme. Applications close in four weeks.

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Across two 15-week blocks, students progress from themed, structured project exploration into independently driven art and design practice, culminating in a professionally presented digital portfolio.

The Role

We are seeking a highly committed and reflective educator who can support students across the interdisciplinary programme while teaching from the perspective of their own specialist practice or research.

  • Deliver engaging teaching across lectures, workshops, seminars, crits and studio sessions.
  • Support students in developing their practice, thinking, independent learning, and portfolio preparation for MA progression.
  • Work collaboratively with colleagues on the organisation and delivery of teaching, assessment and programme events.
  • Contribute to curriculum discussions and help develop innovative pedagogic approaches.
  • Bring your networks, perspectives and contemporary insights to enrich the student experience and programme community.

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About You

You will have:

  • A strong, active practice or research profile rooted in contemporary art and/or design.
  • The ability to teach and support students across a variety of creative backgrounds.
  • Experience of higher education teaching or mentoring, with an interest in interdisciplinary dialogue.
  • A commitment to student-centred learning and inclusive pedagogic approaches.
  • The energy and enthusiasm to contribute to a dynamic, world-leading academic environment.

While research-active practitioners are encouraged to apply, this maternity cover post prioritises high-quality teaching and student support.

Why Join the RCA?

This role offers an opportunity to contribute to an innovative, ambitious, and globally respected institution. You will play a key role in supporting aspiring postgraduate artists and designers at a formative stage of their development while working within a vibrant and collaborative academic community.

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Skills

Teaching
Mentoring
Interdisciplinary Dialogue
Curriculum Development
Student Support
Creative Practice
Art
Design
Portfolio Preparation
Engagement
Workshops
Seminars
Lectures
Critiques
Collaboration
Pedagogy

Location

London, England, United Kingdom

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