Previous JobJob TitleASSISTANT PROFESSOR of MUSICOLOGY/ETHNOMUSICOLOGY / UMKC CONSERVATORY / Music Division Next JobApply for JobJob ID60944 LocationKansas City Full/Part TimeFull-Time Add to My Favorite JobsEmail this Job Hiring Department UNIVERSITY of MISSOURI-KANSAS CITYCONSERVATORYDivision of MusicAt the University of Missouri-Kansas City Conservatory, we take pride in fostering collaboration across the
divisions of music, dance, and theatre, and in advancing the integration of art forms through research and creative scholarly work. Our integrated arts approach intentionally weaves together multiple disciplines to deepen learning, expand artistic practice, and enrich audience experiences. About Us - Conservatory | University of Missouri-Kansas City The position is intended to enhance existing degree programs rather
than establish a new program. It will expand students' understanding of the underlying basics and history of music as an art form or career choice and the Conservatory's established undergraduate and graduate curriculum. We seek candidates who: help build the future of performance, education and scholarly research in the performing arts;¿ demonstrate a growth mindset, with an understanding that learning is an ongoing
process; believe that art has the power to help us understand ourselves, each other, and our culture while empowering us to move that culture forward; engage in work that appeals to, and positively impacts, the global population; adapt to the opportunities in their regions, and work within frameworks that embrace transdisciplinary possibilities. Candidates are encouraged to read the Conservatory’s mission, vision,
and principles: Vision, Mission and Principles - About Us - Conservatory | University of Missouri-Kansas City Job Description The UMKC Conservatory is seeking a qualified tenure-track Assistant Professor in Musicology, with an open call for specialization. The hired individual will teach graduate period and genre courses, undergraduate music history classes, general education classes with a music focus, graduate
research & bibliography, and graduate seminars in areas of specialized interest. Expectations also include advising of Master’s theses and DMA documents; building and sustaining a national profile of research and publication that reflects the career of a consistently productive scholar; serving on appropriate student and faculty committees and maintain active participation in other Conservatory activities;
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