Head / Professor-Communication Design School ( Academic Position)

Role & responsibilities

Head / Professor of Communication Design shall provide academic leadership in teaching, research, curriculum development, and departmental advancement, covering areas such as Communication Design, Visual Communication, Design Theory, Typography, Branding, and Digital Media. The role involves developing and updating curricula in line with contemporary design practices and applicable regulatory requirements; undertaking quality research and scholarly publications; mentoring faculty members and guiding students in design projects, dissertations, and portfolio development; promoting studio-based learning, interdisciplinary collaboration, and industry-oriented education; establishing partnerships with design studios, creative agencies, and media organisations; integrating emerging technologies and AI-enabled design tools into teaching and research; overseeing academic assessment and quality assurance; contributing to accreditation and institutional development initiatives; and representing the institution at academic conferences, design exhibitions, seminars, and other professional forums to strengthen its academic reputation and industry engagement.

Preferred candidate profile

  • Bachelors or Masters Degree in Communication Design, Visual Communication, Communication Arts, or a related discipline from a recognised university/institute.
  • Candidates with qualifications from reputed design institutes such as NID, NIFT, IITs, or equivalent institutions will be preferred.
  • Proven experience in managing design teams, developing brand communication strategies, and executing integrated print and digital campaigns.
  • Proficiency in industry-standard design tools such as Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, Figma, and relevant AI-based design tools.
  • Strong creative vision, visual storytelling, and brand management capabilities
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