Nanyang Technological University, Singapore

Young and research-intensive, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore (NTU Singapore) is ranked among the world’s top universities. The School of Social Sciences (SSS) is part of NTU Singapore’s College of Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences (CoHASS), whose students and scholars actively collaborate in fields ranging from philosophy to design, to understand how people in Asia and beyond act in and make sense of the world. CoHASS is Asia’ s leading centre for innovative, interdisciplinary Humanities, Arts and Social Science research. The School of Social Sciences at NTU Singapore invites applications for an Associate Professor (tenured) position in Psychology. Psychology is one of the four major programmes in the School of Social Sciences, together with Sociology, Economics, and Public Policy and Global Affairs. We attract excellent students to our BSocSci, Master and PhD degree programmes and provide them with interdisciplinary training, as well as practical knowledge, emotional competence, and skill sets necessary to dissect and address various global challenges through the lens of biological, clinical, cognitive, cultural, developmental, evolutionary, forensic, health, industrial, neurological, occupational, and social psychology. We seek to appoint an outstanding, collegial scholar-practitioner as an Associate Professor (Tenured) in Clinical Neuropsychology. The successful candidate will be expected to provide academic leadership in research, teaching, clinical training, and service, and to strengthen the University’s profile in clinical psychology and clinical neuropsychology. This appointment is intended for a candidate of established standing who can contribute substantively to the development of the Psychology discipline and, in particular, to teaching and professional training within a clinical psychology programme. We are especially interested in candidates with a strong combination of clinical neuropsychology practice experience, recognised research excellence, successful grantsmanship, postgraduate supervision, and programme-level academic leadership. The successful candidate will hold a doctoral qualification in Clinical Psychology, Clinical Neuropsychology, Neuropsychology, or a closely related discipline, and will demonstrate a sustained record of achievement appropriate to appointment with tenure at the Associate Professor level. This should include a strong body of peer-reviewed publications, evidence of scholarly impact and international visibility, success in securing and contributing to externally funded research, and a clear research trajectory with translational or clinically relevant significance. The appointee will be expected to contribute to the teaching of undergraduate and postgraduate core modules in psychology and clinical psychology, as well as specialist teaching in areas such as clinical neuropsychology, psychological assessment, adult psychopathology, brain–behaviour relationships, neurocognitive disorders, rehabilitation, and related applied domains. The role also includes supervision of honours, master’s, and doctoral students; contribution to clinical placements and professional training; and participation in curriculum development, accreditation, and programme administration. In addition, the successful candidate should demonstrate the capacity to contribute to the University through academic citizenship and leadership, including committee service, mentoring, interdisciplinary collaboration, and strengthening external partnerships with clinical, health, community, and industry stakeholders. Relevant clinical practice, professional registration, and experience working across academic and healthcare settings will be highly valued. Requirements A PhD, DPhil, or equivalent doctoral qualification in Clinical Psychology, Clinical Neuropsychology, Neuropsychology, or a closely related field. Formal training and substantive expertise in clinical neuropsychology, with a profile appropriate to appointment at the tenured Associate Professor level. A sustained and internationally recognised record of research excellence, including a strong publication record in high-quality peer-reviewed journals and evidence of scholarly impact. Demonstrated track record in research grantsmanship, including success in securing, leading, contributing to, or managing externally funded research. Substantial experience in teaching and course leadership at undergraduate and postgraduate levels, especially in clinical psychology and/or clinical neuropsychology. Demonstrated experience in supervision and training, including supervision of postgraduate students, clinical trainees, or early-career staff. Significant clinical or professional practice experience relevant to clinical neuropsychology, including assessment, diagnosis, intervention, rehabilitation, or related applied work. Evidence of capacity for academic leadership and service, including programme administration, curriculum development, accreditation, committee work, or professional engagement. Excellent communication, interpersonal, and collegial skills, together with a strong commitment to student development, professional training, and institutional service. Professional registration, licensure, board certification, or eligibility for registration as a clinical psychologist and/or clinical neuropsychologist, as applicable. Experience in clinical psychology programme leadership, including roles such as programme director, deputy director, curriculum coordinator, admissions lead, or clinical placement coordinator. Experience in clinical supervision and professional training within accredited or accreditation-oriented clinical psychology programmes. A research profile with strong clinical, translational, or interdisciplinary relevance, including collaboration with hospitals, health systems, or community agencies. Evidence of national or international professional standing, such as fellowship in relevant professional bodies, invited leadership roles, editorial or reviewing activity, or recognised external impact. Experience building links across academic, clinical, industry, and professional sectors. Expertise that strengthens the department’s strategic priorities in areas such as neuropsychological assessment, neurocognitive disorders, ageing, brain injury, psychiatric neuropsychology, cognitive health, rehabilitation, or digital mental health. For further information about the Psychology Programme, School of Social Sciences at NTU Singapore, please see: https://www.ntu.edu.sg/sss/psychology . Emoluments NTU Singapore offers a competitive salary commensurate with qualifications and experience in addition to a comprehensive fringe benefit package. Application Procedure The closing date for applications is 30 September 2026. Only shortlisted candidates will be notified. Please submit your application through the NTU career portal: Cover letter: Please describe your motivation to join the Psychology Programme and a summary of your planned teaching and research activities. Curriculum vitae: Please address any career gaps in the cover letter. Research statement. Teaching statement: Please include student evaluations (if any). Citation report. If you have any questions about this position, please write to: Chair, Psychology Search Committee Email: sc-sss@ntu.edu.sg

Young and research-intensive, Nanyang Technological University (NTU Singapore) is ranked among the world's top universities. Agile, bold, and inventive, NTU Singapore shapes the future by combining technology and human creativity to tackle the toughest challenges facing society today. The School of Art, Design and Media (ADM) is situated within the College of Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences (COHASS), aims to be Asia's leading centre for innovative, interdisciplinary humanities, arts and social science teaching and research. At home in a technological university, CoHASS's scholars connect systems of knowledge from continents and disciplines. Much of our research focuses on four interdisciplinary priorities: Digital Culture and Society; Health, Culture and Society; Global Asia; and Art, Science and Ecology. The School of Art Design and Media offers one degree at the undergraduate level, and several degrees at the graduate level. ADM is firmly rooted in a studio-based learning model and interprets globally established theories and practice extended into a contemporary Asian cultural context. ADM offers a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Art Design and Media: The Bachelor of Fine Arts in Art, Design and Media prepares students to thrive at the intersection of artistic expression and emerging technologies. At the heart of the programme, creativity is nurtured as a tool for innovation, cultural transformation and new forms of storytelling. Students learn to create original work to respond to real-world challenges and succeed in the fast-evolving creative industries. They will gain a broad-based yet focused creative education that encourages experimentation and cross-disciplinary exploration. This single degree programme offers four distinct specialisations, enabling students to develop expertise in their chosen field: Animation and Game Art Cinematic Arts Communication Design and Photographic Practice Transversal Design: Object and Interaction ADM Graduate Programmes: ADM graduate programmes provide research and coursework opportunities in a wide spectrum. Candidates are encouraged to develop innovative ways of thinking and to produce creative works in a diverse range of media. The Master of Arts (M.A.) by Research and the Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) by Research degree is available in Art, Design and Media; and the Master of Science (M.Sc.) by coursework is available in Game Design Art and Technology. ADM Research: ADM areas of research and practice are informed by the strategic research directions of the school and the interdisciplinary practice led by its highly versed industry-related professionals, academics and educators. Therefore, ADM faculty are expected to continue their creative practice while also contributing to scholarly research in line with the college’s major research directions: Digital Culture and Society; Health, Culture and Society; Global Asia; and Art, Science and Ecology. Some of the relevant topics include: AI industry practices, ethics and governance, Southeast Asian Art, Design and Media; Art, Design and Media Histories and Criticism; Cultural Identity and Heritage; Visual Art and Digital Humanities, Audio and Media Art (Animation / Film / Interactive); and Design Studies. Job Purpose: Nanyang Technological University (NTU) invites applications for the position of Assistant professor /Associate Professor (Tenure Track) in Photographic Practice at the School of Art, Design and Media. We seek an artist-scholar whose practice is deeply rooted in photography while extending into still, moving, or installation media to examine the medium’s role in contemporary society. The ideal candidate will demonstrate an experimental yet critical approach to their art, coupled with meticulous visual presentation, to drive research impact across cultural, societal, and technological advancements. While interdisciplinary methodologies are highly valued, the candidate's core strength must remain in photographic practice and theory. This should be evidenced by a robust educational background, a strong portfolio of creative practice, scholarly publications, and a record of positive teaching feedback. We are looking for a candidate who interrogates their creative work through an analytical and philosophical lens, carving a distinct research niche that speaks to the contemporary culture of Singapore and beyond. Key Responsibilities: This position seeks an engaged academic dedicated to building a strong, independent research portfolio alongside their teaching and service commitments. The successful candidate will produce high-quality scholarly or creative work that advances the discipline, seamlessly bringing that critical inquiry into the classroom through research-led instruction at both the undergraduate and graduate levels, and providing dedicated mentorship for theses. Beyond the candidate’s individual scholarship, the candidate will actively support the school’s vibrant community by engaging in enterprise initiatives, enhancing the student experience, and supporting program operations. By cultivating meaningful partnerships with global practitioners and integrating the candidate’s research pursuits into the daily life of the school, this candidate is expected to contribute to the institution's intellectual environment and broader cultural mission. Requirements: Candidates with the following qualifications are encouraged to apply: A PhD (or Practice-based PhD) in Photography or a related field. Alternatively, applicants with a terminal MFA (or its equivalent) will also be considered. In exceptional cases, an MA with substantial practice-based industry experience will also be considered. Traditional and non-traditional research outputs such as exhibitions and written publications Proven track record and expertise in Photographic Practices and/or theory Proven track record of teaching and mentoring Strong collaborative, communication, and interpersonal skills Industry experience and established professional networks or, alternatively, a solid research track record is expected A mindset of continual growth, a commitment to creative excellence, interdisciplinary collaboration within a research-intensive university environment Application Procedure: The School of Art, Design and Media (ADM) seeks a diverse and inclusive workforce and is committed to equality of opportunity. We welcome applications from all and recruit on the basis of merit, regardless of age, race, gender, religion, marital status, family responsibilities, or disability. Applicants are invited to submit their applications through the NTU career portal – Assistant / Associate Professor (Tenure-Track) of Photographic Practice Please provide the following in your application: Cover letter; Curriculum vitae (including records of competitive grants, teaching experience and graduate supervision, if applicable); Teaching impact statement (maximum 3 pages); Research impact statement (maximum 5 pages); Creative Portfolio and/or samples of academic writing The closing date for applications is 21 October 2026. Only shortlisted candidates will be notified via email.

Young and research-intensive, Nanyang Technological University (NTU Singapore) is ranked among the world's top universities. Agile, bold, and inventive, NTU Singapore shapes the future by combining technology and human creativity to tackle the toughest challenges facing society today. The School of Art, Design and Media (ADM) is situated within the College of Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences (COHASS), aims to be Asia's leading centre for innovative, interdisciplinary humanities, arts and social science teaching and research. At home in a technological university, CoHASS's scholars connect systems of knowledge from continents and disciplines. Much of our research focuses on four interdisciplinary priorities: Digital Culture and Society; Health, Culture and Society; Global Asia; and Art, Science and Ecology. The School of Art Design and Media offers one degree at the undergraduate level, and several degrees at the graduate level. ADM is firmly rooted in a studio-based learning model and interprets globally established theories and practice extended into a contemporary Asian cultural context. ADM offers a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Art Design and Media: The Bachelor of Fine Arts in Art, Design and Media prepares students to thrive at the intersection of artistic expression and emerging technologies. At the heart of the programme, creativity is nurtured as a tool for innovation, cultural transformation and new forms of storytelling. Students learn to create original work to respond to real-world challenges and succeed in the fast-evolving creative industries. They will gain a broad-based yet focused creative education that encourages experimentation and cross-disciplinary exploration. This single degree programme offers four distinct specialisations, enabling students to develop expertise in their chosen field: Animation and Game Art Cinematic Arts Communication Design and Photographic Practice Transversal Design: Object and Interaction ADM Graduate Programmes: ADM graduate programmes provide research and coursework opportunities in a wide spectrum. Candidates are encouraged to develop innovative ways of thinking and to produce creative works in a diverse range of media. The Master of Arts (M.A.) by Research and the Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) by Research degree is available in Art, Design and Media; and the Master of Science (M.Sc.) by coursework is available in Game Design Art and Technology. ADM Research: ADM areas of research and practice are informed by the strategic research directions of the school and the interdisciplinary practice led by its highly versed industry-related professionals, academics and educators. Therefore, ADM faculty are expected to continue their creative practice while also contributing to scholarly research in line with the college’s major research directions: Digital Culture and Society; Health, Culture and Society; Global Asia; and Art, Science and Ecology. Some of the relevant topics include: AI industry practices, ethics and governance, Southeast Asian Art, Design and Media; Art, Design and Media Histories and Criticism; Cultural Identity and Heritage; Visual Art and Digital Humanities, Audio and Media Art (Animation / Film / Interactive); and Design Studies. Key Responsibilities: Establish a robust research and creative-practice agenda in Interactive Media, securing competitive research funding and producing high-quality outputs in the form of exhibitions, performances, installations, peer-reviewed publications, and other creative works that advance the field. Develop and deliver undergraduate and postgraduate courses in Interactive Media, including creative coding, XR, interactive installations, innovative interfaces, generative art, and related areas; design and update curriculum to align with industry trends and advances in interactive media. Supervise and mentor undergraduate students on Final Year Projects and studio coursework, and supervise Masters and PhD candidates in their research and creative-practice projects, supporting their academic and professional development. Contribute to the development of the Interactive Media Pathway and the wider BFA programmes, foster interdisciplinary collaboration across ADM, COHASS, and the University, and engage with industry partners and the local and international creative community. Requirements: Candidates with the following qualifications are encouraged to apply: A PhD (or Practice-based PhD) in Interactive Media, Game Design, Digital Arts, Media Art, or a closely related field. Alternatively, applicants with a terminal MFA (or its equivalent) will also be considered. In exceptional cases, an MA with substantial practice-based industry experience will also be considered. Significant professional, industry, and/or creative-practice experience in Interactive Media or a closely related field. Strong artistic exhibition record and/or relevant publications in reputable peer-reviewed international journals Proven track record and expertise in Media Arts Securing research funding as a principal investigator is preferable A proven track record of teaching and mentoring is preferable Strong collaborative, communication, and interpersonal skills A commitment to creative excellence, interdisciplinary collaboration, and academic growth within a research-intensive university environment Knowledge Required Practical and technical knowledge of interactive media design and its various mediums and approaches, including immersive installations, immersive spaces and environments, game design, narratives for interaction, interactive design, performances, audience participation, network projects, telepresence and communication, virtual reality, augmented reality, innovative interfaces, devices, robotics, software, and apps. Proficiency in creative technologies for interactive media art, game design, audio-visual creative coding and programming for interaction, innovative interfaces and devices, narratives for interaction, network projects, XR (Virtual Reality/Augmented Reality/Mixed Reality), immersive, augmented spaces, responsive environments/spaces, hybrid art, AI generative art, machine intelligence and machine learning-based artworks, creative robotics and kinetics, performance and stage projects, media-based interventions in public spaces, media architectures, software art, generative art, and environmental art. Strong grounding in the theoretical, historical, and critical discourses surrounding interactive media and digital art, including media theory, art history, and the cultural, ethical, and philosophical dimensions of emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence. Relevant Experience Significant experience and expertise in the field of interactive media design or game design demonstrated through a portfolio of creative works, research projects, and/or professional accomplishments. Media Art practice with innovation, uniqueness, and experimentation are key considerations. Teaching experience at the undergraduate and/or postgraduate level in relevant areas of interactive media design Application Procedure: The School of Art, Design and Media (ADM) seeks a diverse and inclusive workforce and is committed to equality of opportunity. We welcome applications from all and recruit on the basis of merit, regardless of age, race, gender, religion, marital status, family responsibilities, or disability. Applicants are invited to submit their applications through the NTU career portal – Assistant / Associate Professor (Tenure-Track) in Interactive Media Please provide the following in your application: Cover letter; Curriculum vitae (including records of competitive grants and graduate supervision, if applicable); Teaching impact statement (maximum 3 pages); Teaching evaluation if applicable; Research impact statement (maximum 5 pages); Creative Portfolio The closing date for applications is 21 October 2026. Only shortlisted candidates will be notified via email.