PhD Position in Architectural Engineering (Syracuse University )

Job #078706 Location: New York, NY (Lubin House, East 61st Street, Manhattan) Institution: Syracuse University, School of Architecture Appointment: Part-time / Adjunct, 3 credit hours course Salary: $10,000 – $12,000 per course Application Deadline: March 20, 2026 Job Type: Exempt, requires on-campus presence Position Overview Develop and teach an elective course in Architectural History for upper-level undergraduate students. Focus on global histories of architecture with particular attention to the U.S. and the Northeast, ideally connected to New York City. Engage with topics like professional practice, labor, economics, civic engagement, preservation, participatory design, and ecological histories. Responsibilities Develop/update syllabus in consultation with advisory faculty. Order course materials in advance. Prepare lectures, projects, and assignments. Maintain office hours and meet scheduled class periods. Grade assignments/exams timely; submit midterm and final grades. Facilitate student evaluations. Required Qualifications PhD completed or near completion in Architectural History or Art History with a primary focus on architecture/urbanism. Scholarly agenda aligning with global and U.S. architectural history. Ability to develop and teach an upper-level undergraduate course. Preferred Qualifications Experience connecting course content to New York City through physical, archival, or other resources. Application Instructions Required Documents: Cover Letter Resume/CV Course Proposal Optional Documents: Past syllabi or other relevant teaching materials Teaching philosophy Application Portal: Syracuse University Job Post Campus & Community Syracuse University emphasizes vibrant, engaged campus experience; remote work is limited. Syracuse is a medium-sized city, 250 miles northwest of NYC, with rich cultural, recreational, and seasonal opportunities. EEO Statement & Community Commitment Syracuse University is an equal-opportunity employer and prohibits discrimination/harassment. Strong commitment to veterans, diversity, and inclusive campus community. If you apply for this position please say you saw it on Academicoxy

Job #078706
Location: New York, NY (Lubin House, East 61st Street, Manhattan)
Institution: Syracuse University, School of Architecture
Appointment: Part-time / Adjunct, 3 credit hours course
Salary: $10,000 – $12,000 per course
Application Deadline: March 20, 2026
Job Type: Exempt, requires on-campus presence

Position Overview

Develop and teach an elective course in Architectural History for upper-level undergraduate students.
Focus on global histories of architecture with particular attention to the U.S. and the Northeast, ideally connected to New York City.
Engage with topics like professional practice, labor, economics, civic engagement, preservation, participatory design, and ecological histories.

Responsibilities

Develop/update syllabus in consultation with advisory faculty.
Order course materials in advance.
Prepare lectures, projects, and assignments.
Maintain office hours and meet scheduled class periods.
Grade assignments/exams timely; submit midterm and final grades.
Facilitate student evaluations.

Required Qualifications

PhD completed or near completion in Architectural History or Art History with a primary focus on architecture/urbanism.
Scholarly agenda aligning with global and U.S. architectural history.
Ability to develop and teach an upper-level undergraduate course.

Preferred Qualifications

Experience connecting course content to New York City through physical, archival, or other resources.

Application Instructions

Required Documents:

Cover Letter
Resume/CV
Course Proposal

Optional Documents:

Past syllabi or other relevant teaching materials
Teaching philosophy

Application Portal: Syracuse University Job Post

Campus & Community

Syracuse University emphasizes vibrant, engaged campus experience; remote work is limited.
Syracuse is a medium-sized city, 250 miles northwest of NYC, with rich cultural, recreational, and seasonal opportunities.

EEO Statement & Community Commitment

Syracuse University is an equal-opportunity employer and prohibits discrimination/harassment.
Strong commitment to veterans, diversity, and inclusive campus community.

If you apply for this position please say you saw it on Academicoxy

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