Fellow and Lecturer of Interior Architecture
knoxville, Tennessee | Dec 28, 2025
It aims to support individuals early in their teaching careers in interior architecture, and applicants will propose a research or creative activity project to be completed as part of the fellowship. The appointment will be at the rank of Lecturer in the School of Interior Architecture at the University of Tennessee College of Architecture and Design in Knoxville. It is accredited by the Council for Interior Design Accreditation (CIDA) and is situated in the College of Architecture and Design alongside the School of Architecture, School of Landscape Architecture, and School of Design. Required Qualifications for Fellowship • One degree in interior architecture, interior design, architecture, or related discipline • One advanced degree • The ability to instruct undergraduate interior architecture studios • "Both and" instructional integration and competency of digital and analog skills in the design studio/classroom • Ability to thrive in a collegial and collaborative working environment Desired Qualifications • Degrees in multiple disciplines • Demonstrated potential for successful peer-reviewed research, competition awards, or design awards • One studio-based degree • Professional experience in an architecture office, design firm, and evidence of an established design agenda Eligibility Please email David Matthews (matthej3@utk.edu), Professor and Chair of the Search Committee, with any questions using the subject line "Fellow Professor Position" • A cover letter that describes your qualifications and interest in the University of Tennessee and the School of Interior Architecture.
Full-Time