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Assistant Professor in Music, Media and Production
Compensation:
$54,000 - $62,000
Department:
School of Music
Start Date:
08/16/2027
About this opportunity:
The School of Music invites applications for a tenure-line faculty position in Music Media Production with expertise in advanced audio technology and related areas. Areas of specialization may include digital signal processing, audio electronics, audio programming and software development, machine learning, immersive and spatial audio, acoustics, or related fields. The successful candidate will contribute to undergraduate and graduate teaching, maintain an active program of research and/or creative activity, and mentor student research.
The School of Music is committed to maintaining a positive, collaborative, and inclusive work environment where your success is supported. This is a full-time opportunity that comes with a great benefits package. Come be a part of our team!
This position requires on-campus presence.
Employer will consider sponsorship.
What you'll do and what you will bring:
Description:
The Assistant Professor of Music Media Production will contribute to undergraduate and graduate teaching, maintain an active program of research and/or creative activity, and mentor student research.
Our dynamic faculty function as collaborative, innovative, and adaptive members of the College of Fine Arts community, both within and beyond the School of Music, dedicated as teachers, productive in creative and/or scholarly work, engaged in public service activities, and contributing to the Ball State and Muncie communities and beyond. Additionally, lifelong learning at Ball State University extends educational engagement beyond the classroom and includes learning for professional development, personal enrichment, or other goals throughout one’s lifetime. Faculty will be expected to participate in the department’s, college’s, and university’s lifelong learning opportunities when available and may be assigned teaching responsibility in this area as part of their overall responsibilities.
Duties and Responsibilities:
- Teach undergraduate and graduate courses in Music Media Production in areas aligned with the candidate’s expertise and program needs.
- Maintain an active program of research and/or creative activity in music technology, audio engineering, or related fields.
- Mentor undergraduate and graduate research, creative projects, and capstone work.
- Advise master’s students and, when appropriate, work with doctoral students and serve on graduate committees.
- Contribute to curriculum development, assessment, and the continued growth of graduate study in Music Media Production.
- Pursue interdisciplinary collaboration and appropriate industry engagement.
- Participate in recruitment, program development, and service to the School of Music, College of Fine Arts, University, and profession.
Minimum Qualifications:
- Education: Master’s degree in music technology, electrical engineering, audio engineering or a related field
- Experience: Music technology instruction at the University level
- Proficiency in AVID Pro Tools including AVID S series of control surfaces
- Proficiency in analog and digital audio equipment
- Proficiency in basic analog signal flow
Preferred Qualifications:
- Ph.D. or equivalent terminal degree in music technology, electrical engineering, audio engineering, acoustics, computer science, or a closely related field.
- Demonstrated expertise in one or more areas including digital signal processing, audio electronics, audio programming, machine learning, immersive or spatial audio, and acoustics.
- Demonstrated excellence in undergraduate teaching and the ability to teach and mentor graduate students.
- Experience with technical environments and tools such as MATLAB, Python, C/C++, JUCE, Cycling ’74 Max, Reaktor, or comparable platforms.
- Professional experience in audio engineering, recording, production, or related industries.
- Record of scholarly, creative, or professional activity, including publications, album recordings, conference presentations, software or technology development, grants, professional projects, or participation in organizations such as the Audio Engineering Society.
How to apply:
Please direct inquiries regarding this vacancy to Dr. Franklin Larey, Director of the School of Music, franklin.larey@bsu.edu
The following application materials are required:
- Cover letter of application
- Curriculum vitae
In addition, applicants are asked to provide the contact information of at least three referees.
Consideration Date: to ensure full consideration, applications must be received by December 2, 2026.
(Applications will continue to be accepted after the full consideration date, until a sufficient applicant pool has been achieved or the position is filled. The closing date is subject to change without notice to applicants.)
What we offer:
At Ball State University, we understand the importance of balancing professional responsibilities with personal well-being. That's why we offer 12 paid sick days and 10 holidays a year. Plus, our paid parental leave (6 weeks) is there for life's most significant moments. We offer affordable health and dental insurance, robust long-term disability and life insurance plans, as well a range of retirement benefits to provide financial security to you and your family. These benefits ensure that you can focus on your work and personal growth without worrying about the unexpected.
When you work for us, you are family. And to show our support of your family, we will cover 90 percent of your child's (or children's) undergraduate college tuition at Ball State. This offer is good from the very first day you start. It's just one way we do our part to uplift you.
Let's fly together toward a secure and prosperous tomorrow.
Curious about our excellent benefits package?
We have developed a calculator that shows you the value of our core benefits.
Select the Total Compensation Calculator - Faculty and download our calculator spreadsheet.
Relocation Program: MakeMyMove
Looking for a place where your career, community, and quality of life can grow together? Muncie and Delaware County offer the advantages of a university community with the accessibility and affordability of a mid-sized city—short commutes, local arts and culture, parks and trails, educational opportunities, healthcare, athletics, and a strong sense of connection.
Through the City of Muncie’s MakeMyMove program, eligible new residents may access relocation incentives, university-related benefits, co-working options, and community-building opportunities designed to help them get settled and connected.
Current benefits for eligible participants may include:
- Up to $5,000 cash for relocation
- Co-working space courtesy of The Innovation Connector
- Access to the Ball State University Library
- One-semester Rec Fit pass at Ball State University
- Discounted Ball State Athletics tickets
- Help desk for connecting to local resources
- Opportunity for board participation
- Six-month YMCA membership
Relocation programs on MakeMyMove have specific eligibility requirements, and benefits may vary by program. Applicants should review the current MakeMyMove page to confirm eligibility, available benefits, and program status.
Ball State’s support for relocation resources and community partnerships aligns with Destination 2040: Our Flight Path, the University’s strategic plan. The plan calls our University to work with community partners to promote talent attraction and retention, foster economic growth in East Central Indiana, and strengthen the economic and social vitality of the communities we serve.
Explore the program and check your eligibility through MakeMyMove.
Position Title:
Assistant Professor in Music, Media and Production
Compensation:
$54,000 - $62,000
Department:
School of Music
Start Date:
08/16/2027
About this opportunity:
The School of Music invites applications for a tenure-line faculty position in Music Media Production with expertise in advanced audio technology and related areas. Areas of specialization may include digital signal processing, audio electronics, audio programming and software development, machine learning, immersive and spatial audio, acoustics, or related fields. The successful candidate will contribute to undergraduate and graduate teaching, maintain an active program of research and/or creative activity, and mentor student research.
The School of Music is committed to maintaining a positive, collaborative, and inclusive work environment where your success is supported. This is a full-time opportunity that comes with a great benefits package. Come be a part of our team!
This position requires on-campus presence.
Employer will consider sponsorship.
What you'll do and what you will bring:
Description:
The Assistant Professor of Music Media Production will contribute to undergraduate and graduate teaching, maintain an active program of research and/or creative activity, and mentor student research.
Our dynamic faculty function as collaborative, innovative, and adaptive members of the College of Fine Arts community, both within and beyond the School of Music, dedicated as teachers, productive in creative and/or scholarly work, engaged in public service activities, and contributing to the Ball State and Muncie communities and beyond. Additionally, lifelong learning at Ball State University extends educational engagement beyond the classroom and includes learning for professional development, personal enrichment, or other goals throughout one’s lifetime. Faculty will be expected to participate in the department’s, college’s, and university’s lifelong learning opportunities when available and may be assigned teaching responsibility in this area as part of their overall responsibilities.
Duties and Responsibilities:
- Teach undergraduate and graduate courses in Music Media Production in areas aligned with the candidate’s expertise and program needs.
- Maintain an active program of research and/or creative activity in music technology, audio engineering, or related fields.
- Mentor undergraduate and graduate research, creative projects, and capstone work.
- Advise master’s students and, when appropriate, work with doctoral students and serve on graduate committees.
- Contribute to curriculum development, assessment, and the continued growth of graduate study in Music Media Production.
- Pursue interdisciplinary collaboration and appropriate industry engagement.
- Participate in recruitment, program development, and service to the School of Music, College of Fine Arts, University, and profession.
Minimum Qualifications:
- Education: Master’s degree in music technology, electrical engineering, audio engineering or a related field
- Experience: Music technology instruction at the University level
- Proficiency in AVID Pro Tools including AVID S series of control surfaces
- Proficiency in analog and digital audio equipment
- Proficiency in basic analog signal flow
Preferred Qualifications:
- Ph.D. or equivalent terminal degree in music technology, electrical engineering, audio engineering, acoustics, computer science, or a closely related field.
- Demonstrated expertise in one or more areas including digital signal processing, audio electronics, audio programming, machine learning, immersive or spatial audio, and acoustics.
- Demonstrated excellence in undergraduate teaching and the ability to teach and mentor graduate students.
- Experience with technical environments and tools such as MATLAB, Python, C/C++, JUCE, Cycling ’74 Max, Reaktor, or comparable platforms.
- Professional experience in audio engineering, recording, production, or related industries.
- Record of scholarly, creative, or professional activity, including publications, album recordings, conference presentations, software or technology development, grants, professional projects, or participation in organizations such as the Audio Engineering Society.
How to apply:
Please direct inquiries regarding this vacancy to Dr. Franklin Larey, Director of the School of Music, franklin.larey@bsu.edu
The following application materials are required:
- Cover letter of application
- Curriculum vitae
In addition, applicants are asked to provide the contact information of at least three referees.
Consideration Date: to ensure full consideration, applications must be received by December 2, 2026.
(Applications will continue to be accepted after the full consideration date, until a sufficient applicant pool has been achieved or the position is filled. The closing date is subject to change without notice to applicants.)
What we offer:
At Ball State University, we understand the importance of balancing professional responsibilities with personal well-being. That's why we offer 12 paid sick days and 10 holidays a year. Plus, our paid parental leave (6 weeks) is there for life's most significant moments. We offer affordable health and dental insurance, robust long-term disability and life insurance plans, as well a range of retirement benefits to provide financial security to you and your family. These benefits ensure that you can focus on your work and personal growth without worrying about the unexpected.
When you work for us, you are family. And to show our support of your family, we will cover 90 percent of your child's (or children's) undergraduate college tuition at Ball State. This offer is good from the very first day you start. It's just one way we do our part to uplift you.
Let's fly together toward a secure and prosperous tomorrow.
Curious about our excellent benefits package?
We have developed a calculator that shows you the value of our core benefits.
Select the Total Compensation Calculator - Faculty and download our calculator spreadsheet.
Relocation Program: MakeMyMove
Looking for a place where your career, community, and quality of life can grow together? Muncie and Delaware County offer the advantages of a university community with the accessibility and affordability of a mid-sized city—short commutes, local arts and culture, parks and trails, educational opportunities, healthcare, athletics, and a strong sense of connection.
Through the City of Muncie’s MakeMyMove program, eligible new residents may access relocation incentives, university-related benefits, co-working options, and community-building opportunities designed to help them get settled and connected.
Current benefits for eligible participants may include:
- Up to $5,000 cash for relocation
- Co-working space courtesy of The Innovation Connector
- Access to the Ball State University Library
- One-semester Rec Fit pass at Ball State University
- Discounted Ball State Athletics tickets
- Help desk for connecting to local resources
- Opportunity for board participation
- Six-month YMCA membership
Relocation programs on MakeMyMove have specific eligibility requirements, and benefits may vary by program. Applicants should review the current MakeMyMove page to confirm eligibility, available benefits, and program status.
Ball State’s support for relocation resources and community partnerships aligns with Destination 2040: Our Flight Path, the University’s strategic plan. The plan calls our University to work with community partners to promote talent attraction and retention, foster economic growth in East Central Indiana, and strengthen the economic and social vitality of the communities we serve.
Explore the program and check your eligibility through MakeMyMove.
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Which visa types realistically fit teaching artist roles in Indiana?
Teaching artists in Indiana most commonly pursue the H-1B visa, which requires the role to qualify as a specialty occupation tied to a specific bachelor's degree field such as fine arts, music education, or theater. The O-1A or O-1B visa suits artists with extraordinary ability or achievement. F-1 students may use OPT to work temporarily after graduation. Green card pathways through EB-1 or EB-2 are available for artists meeting those standards.
Which cities in Indiana have the most teaching artist sponsorship jobs?
Indianapolis concentrates the most teaching artist opportunities, home to the Indianapolis Museum of Art at Newfields, Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra, Indiana Repertory Theatre, and several public school arts integration programs. Bloomington supports arts education through Indiana University's Jacobs School of Music and surrounding community programs. Fort Wayne has a growing arts sector anchored by the Fort Wayne Museum of Art and regional school district partnerships.
How to find teaching artist visa sponsorship jobs in Indiana?
Migrate Mate is the most direct way to find teaching artist visa sponsorship jobs in Indiana, showing employers with verified sponsorship history filtered to this role and state. Because many arts organizations are small nonprofits that sponsor infrequently, searching a curated platform saves significant time compared to broad job hunting. Migrate Mate surfaces which Indiana employers have actually filed for visa sponsorship, helping you focus your applications strategically.
Which companies sponsor visas for teaching artists in Indiana?
Indiana arts employers with sponsorship capacity tend to be larger institutions: the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra, Indiana Repertory Theatre, Indiana University (Bloomington and Indianapolis campuses), Butler University, and organizations like Arts Council of Indianapolis. University-affiliated positions often have established HR processes for H-1B petitions. Larger school districts and statewide arts nonprofits with federal funding are also more likely to have prior sponsorship experience than small community arts organizations.
Are there state-specific factors that affect teaching artist visa sponsorship in Indiana?
Indiana's arts education sector is closely tied to its university system, particularly Indiana University, Purdue University, and Ball State University, which creates hiring pipelines for international artists with advanced degrees. The state's strong choral and orchestral tradition supports demand in music education. Nonprofits receiving federal or state arts grants from the Indiana Arts Commission sometimes have greater capacity to navigate sponsorship processes than purely private employers.
What is the prevailing wage for sponsored teaching artist jobs in Indiana?
U.S. employers sponsoring a visa must pay at least the prevailing wage, which is what workers in the same role, area, and experience level typically earn. The Department of Labor sets this rate to make sure companies aren't hiring foreign workers simply because they'd accept lower pay than a U.S. worker. It varies by job title, location, and experience. You can look up current prevailing wage rates for any occupation and location using the OFLC Wage Search page.