Senior Lecturer/Programme Lead (Diploma in Fine Art), …, Singapore

Description The School of Fine Art (SFA) seeks a versatile and forward-thinking
Senior Lecturer / Programme Lead
to oversee the management and pedagogical direction of the
Diploma in Fine Art . This appointment is a critical hire to advance the School's positioning within the evolving landscape of contemporary art practices. The Programme Leader must possess extensive technical and theoretical knowledge across a broad spectrum of art mediums, ranging from drawing, painting, printmaking, ceramics, sculpture to mediums such as sound art and performance art. A key expectation is the ability to bridge contemporary art practices with
AI informed creative practices , ensuring the curriculum remains at the forefront of an evolving art ecosystem. This position requires a proactive leader who can define directions for the programme, mobilise resources, and deliver outcomes that contribute to the School's growth and reputation. Roles and Responsibilities 1. Programme Management & Leadership Provide executive oversight and strategic direction for the Diploma in Fine Art, ensuring rigorous delivery and academic excellence. Perform administrative duties related to the daily programme management of the diploma programme. Provide empathetic pastoral care and academic mentorship to students to support to ensure learner well-being and academic persistence. 2. Teaching & Curriculum Excellence Undertake 14 - 18 contact hours of teaching per week, providing expert instruction across various studio disciplines and emerging media. Lead the design and implementation of curriculum that integrates knowledge of
AI literacy, ethics and AI tools/platforms
into fine art modules. Govern assessment frameworks to ensure alignment with institutional quality assurance and higher education regulatory standards. Lead curriculum enhancement to ensure relevance to evolving art ecosystems, incorporating
AI tools and workflows
where appropriate. 3. Contemporary Art Research & Practice Engage in high-impact practice-based research, focusing on
AI in creative practice. Drive high-impact creative outputs including exhibitions, screenings, and public showcases that elevate the School's research culture and regional standing. Translate active studio research into innovative pedagogical frameworks into effective pedagogical frameworks. 4. Industry Engagement & Global Visibility Establish and sustain meaningful academic and industry partnerships within the contemporary art sector. Initiate and support strategic activities such as exhibitions, artist talks, and public showcases that highlight innovative student work. Position the programme within relevant regional networks to enhance institutional visibility and engagement. Key Attributes Versatile Practitioner:
Mastery over a wide range of mediums and the ability to bridge creative thinking with technical execution in
AI and emerging technologies . Strategic Innovator:
Ability to bridge creative thinking with analytical execution in a leadership capacity. Interdisciplinary Mindset:
An attitude that embraces transdisciplinary approaches to contemporary art higher education. Inspiring Mentor:
Positive and results-oriented with the ability to engage students in their development. Requirements Education:
Minimally a Master's degree in Fine Art or a related discipline. Experience:
Minimum of 10 years of extensive academic and/or industry experience, including established track records in teaching and academic management. Technical Expertise:
Proficient in
AI applications and platforms
in creative practice alongside traditional art mediums and forms. Communication Skills:
Excellent command of written and spoken English, a good command of a second language, and strong presentation skills. Adaptability:
Proven ability to perform in a fast-paced environment and meet strategic deadlines.