Tulane University School of Medicine is hiring: Assistant Professor of Music - M

Assistant Professor of Music – Music and Technology

The Newcomb Department of Music in the School of Liberal Arts at Tulane University is hiring an Assistant Professor (tenure‑track) specializing in music and technology. The position has a start date of July 1, 2026.

We are seeking a candidate with extensive knowledge of contemporary music production, recording techniques, digital sound technologies, and a critical understanding of the history and practice of music technology. An active research agenda should inform both creative practice and a record of publication. The successful candidate will collaborate on the continued development of the Music and Technology BFA and participate in the design and development of a potential new MFA while working alongside our faculty in other areas.

Responsibilities

• Teaching undergraduate and graduate courses in music technology with a 2‑2 load. Classes may include but are not limited to digital production and sound recording, history of electronic and computer music, introduction to acoustics, sound design, digital music ensemble, interactive media, and sound studies.
• Supervising student projects and internships.
• Developing and maintaining an innovative research, publication and creative agenda.
• Working with faculty and administration in the Department of Music to continue the development of the BFA in Music and Technology and the potential design of a new MFA in the area.
• Working with faculty and administration in the Department of Music and the University to continue a shared interdisciplinary discussion on music and technology.
• Participate in service activities at the departmental, school, and university levels.
• Collaborate in the supervision and maintenance of the Department of Music’s music and technology facilities and equipment.

Qualifications

• Extensive knowledge of contemporary music production, recording techniques, and digital sound technologies. • Critical understanding of the history and practice of music technology. • An active research agenda that informs both creative practice and a record of publication. • Ability to serve as a scholar or scholar‑artist with an active research/creative production/performance portfolio. • Experience teaching undergraduate and graduate courses in music technology. • Commitment to service at departmental, school, and university levels.

Commitment to Diversity and Inclusion

Tulane University is an equal opportunity employer. All qualified applicants are encouraged to apply regardless of race, color, religion, gender, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability, veteran status, or any other protected characteristic.