Architecture instructor jobs are basically faculty jobs for architects in universities. Like other faculty positions, these positions require a graduate degree or higher in the relevant field, in this case architecture. Some colleges will hire candidates with a master’s degree but will require the candidate to have considerable experience. The benefits of architecture instructor jobs are good pay, tenure for those who can get it and in some universities interesting research opportunities.

Architecture instructor jobs require candidates to typically be able to teach students the basic construction technologies, architectural history, theory, design, model-making, graphics, digital tools and other emerging technologies. Like other faculty jobs experience in curriculum development and understanding pedagogy is desirable.

Architecture Instructor Jobs may not be as highly paying as architect jobs in big design firms but are a good option for architects who want to experiment and are passionate about spreading the profession.

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