UNIRSM News The University of San Marino is seeking faculty for 27 degree programs.

The University of San Marino is seeking faculty for 27 degree programs.

The University of the Republic of San Marino is currently seeking 27 positions to teach a variety of subjects within its degree programs.

The three-year Construction and Land Management program, aimed at surveyors, includes the following subjects: Elements of Administrative and Local Government Law, Business Economics and Accounting, Territorial and Urban Planning, Architectural and Structural Design, and Design Lab. The three-year Management Engineering program will select a professor for Industrial Design and Planning, while the master's program in Civil Engineering is seeking professors for Computational Mechanics, Hydraulic Infrastructures, and Economic Management of Procurement.

Positions are also open for the Design degree programs. The undergraduate program will select a director for the Communication Design Lab, while the graduate program has a list of 17 subjects: Materials and Innovation for Design, History of Motion Graphics, Human Factors — Fundamentals Module, Human Factors — Applications Module, Motion Graphics Lab 1, Interaction Design Lab, Contemporary Design Critique, Semiotics of Artifacts, Product-Service Design Lab, Video Lab, Interaction Technologies and Processes, Sound Design, History and Practices of Project Communication, Motion Graphics Lab 2, Systems Design Lab, Interactive Information Systems Design Lab, and Economics of Cultural Industries.

Applications to participate in the selection process must be submitted to the Department of Economics, Science and Law, Salita alla Rocca 44, San Marino City, by 12 noon on July 31, 2017. Further information can be found on the website www.unirsm.sm, in the “calls for applications, competitions and selections” section, under the “university” heading.

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