1935 Lecturer: Design and Studio Art (2 Positions)

Description:

1935 Lecturer: Design and Studio Art (2 Positions) FACULTY OF HUMANITIES │ Department of Design and Studio Art Bloemfontein Campus Main purpose of the job To develop academic material and lecture in allocated subjects for own and other programmes, and to execute appropriate community projects
Main tasks

1. Teaching, learning & assessment
2. Student evaluation
3. Research
4. Administration
5. Control and organisation
6. Community service

Subject field(s)

• Fashion Illustration
• Patternmaking
• Sewing and Garment Construction
• Trend Forecasting
• Adobe Creative Suite (Illustrator, Photoshop, InDesign)

Nature of appointment : Permanent Academic Minimum salary scale (Total Cost to Company): R 777 297 per annum (2026 salary scales to be determined) Note: CUT applies an internal parity model to determine remuneration that complies with the principle of “equal pay for work of equal value”. Accordingly, the preferred candidate may expect an offer that is in line with their qualifications and years of similar experience. Please contact the Recruitment office for more information on the applicable salary scale.
Minimum Qualification/ Knowledge and/or Experience

• A relevant Master’s-level degree (i.e., MA / M. Tech / MSc / NQF 9 or equivalent) in Fashion Design or a related field.
• At least two years’ teaching/lecturing/industry experience relevant to the subject field.
• A portfolio showcasing design skills and professional accomplishments needs to be submitted with the application.

Desired Qualification, Knowledge, and/or Experience

• Evidence of progress towards a Doctorate degree in Fashion Design or a related field.
• Any acknowledged publication, research, innovation, or creative output.

Job-Related Enquiries: Mrs M. Barnard ( mrowe@cut.ac.za ) Remuneration, Benefits and Process Enquiries : Recruitment Office ( jobs@cut.ac.za )

To find out more or to apply, visit www.cut.ac.za/careers or visit https://cut.simplify.hr/
CLOSING DATE FOR APPLICATIONS – 20 February 2026

Requirements:

1935 Lecturer: Design and Studio Art (2 Positions) FACULTY OF HUMANITIES │ Department of Design and Studio Art Bloemfontein Campus Main purpose of the job To develop academic material and lecture in allocated subjects for own and other programmes, and to execute appropriate community projects
Main tasks

1. Teaching, learning & assessment
2. Student evaluation
3. Research
4. Administration
5. Control and organisation
6. Community service

Subject field(s)

• Fashion Illustration
• Patternmaking
• Sewing and Garment Construction
• Trend Forecasting
• Adobe Creative Suite (Illustrator, Photoshop, InDesign)

Nature of appointment : Permanent Academic Minimum salary scale (Total Cost to Company): R 777 297 per annum (2026 salary scales to be determined) Note: CUT applies an internal parity model to determine remuneration that complies with the principle of “equal pay for work of equal value”. Accordingly, the preferred candidate may expect an offer that is in line with their qualifications and years of similar experience. Please contact the Recruitment office for more information on the applicable salary scale.
Minimum Qualification/ Knowledge and/or Experience

• A relevant Master’s-level degree (i.e., MA / M. Tech / MSc / NQF 9 or equivalent) in Fashion Design or a related field.
• At least two years’ teaching/lecturing/industry experience relevant to the subject field.
• A portfolio showcasing design skills and professional accomplishments needs to be submitted with the application.

Desired Qualification, Knowledge, and/or Experience

• Evidence of progress towards a Doctorate degree in Fashion Design or a related field.
• Any acknowledged publication, research, innovation, or creative output.

Job-Related Enquiries: Mrs M. Barnard ( mrowe@cut.ac.za ) Remuneration, Benefits and Process Enquiries : Recruitment Office ( jobs@cut.ac.za )

To find out more or to apply, visit www.cut.ac.za/careers or visit https://cut.simplify.hr/
CLOSING DATE FOR APPLICATIONS – 20 February 2026

• Fashion Illustration
• Patternmaking
• Sewing and Garment Construction
• Trend Forecasting
• Adobe Creative Suite (Illustrator, Photoshop, InDesign)

• A relevant Master’s-level degree (i.e., MA / M. Tech / MSc / NQF 9 or equivalent) in Fashion Design or a related field.
• At least two years’ teaching/lecturing/industry experience relevant to the subject field.
• A portfolio showcasing design skills and professional accomplishments needs to be submitted with the application.

• Evidence of progress towards a Doctorate degree in Fashion Design or a related field.
• Any acknowledged publication, research, innovation, or creative output.