University of the Arts London Careers and Employment
About the company
- Founded1986
- Company size1001 to 5,000
- Revenue£100m to £500m
- IndustryEducation
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Part-time
Research Assistant, UAL Creative Computing Institute X2
London
£34,934 - £38,694 a year
2 days ago
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Lecturer in Bespoke Tailoring
London
£38,694 - £46,423 a year
3 days ago
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Lecturer in Fashion Accessories Design and Product Innovation
London
£38,694 - £46,423 a year
3 days ago
View jobAssociate Lecturer in Scenography
King's Cross
£24.32 an hour
4 days ago
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Staff Development Lead (Research and Knowledge Exchange)
King's Cross
£46,423 - £55,932 a year
4 days ago
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Graduate Futures Consultant (Careers)
Prince's
£34,943 - £42,194 a year
6 days ago
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Lecturer Data Visualisation
Elephant & Castle
£23,216 - £27,854 a year
6 days ago
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Student Exchange Administrator
Elephant & Castle
£29,358 - £35,839 a year
11 days ago
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Communications Manager
London
£38,694 - £46,423 a year
11 days ago
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Associate Dean Knowledge Exchange
Elephant & Castle
£62,226 - £79,129 a year
13 days ago
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Lecturer in Construction Technology, Making and Live Building Projects
London
£38,694 - £46,423 a year
10 days ago
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Innovation Lead, UAL Creative Computing Institute
London
£38,694 - £45,423 a year
9 days ago
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Lecturer in Digital Practices - BA Interior & Spatial Design
London
£38,694 - £46,423 a year
10 days ago
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Pro Vice-Chancellor: Research, Knowledge Exchange and Enterprise
London
18 days ago
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Lecturer in Illustration & Visual Media
Elephant & Castle
£23,216 - £27,854 a year
27 days ago
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Lecturer in Cosmetic Science
Prince's
£38,694 - £46,423 a year
26 days ago
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Associate Director Partnerships and Business Development, Institute of Fashion, Textiles and Technology (IFTT) / Creative Economy
Prince's
£53,011 - £64,032 a year
30+ days ago
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Assistive Technology Coordinator
Elephant & Castle
£38,694 - £50,259 a year
30+ days ago
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Education & Instruction
Lecturer
£53.76 per hour
Training Coordinator
£31,865 per year
Social Science
Librarian
£38,268 per year
Assistant Librarian
£32,055 per year
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Reviews
Art and Design Teacher in Granary Square, London
on 3 May 2020
An exciting work place focused on free thinking and learning
A fast-paced, competitive yet friendly atmosphere, focused on thinking outside the box and working within the realms of self-directed learning for both teachers and students.
Student Ambassador and Event Staff in London
on 23 November 2020
Great pay, varied shifts, well organised and friendly team
I work as a 0-hour Event staff and Student Ambassador and I have nothing to complain about. There was a variety of shifts on a regular basis, the application process is clear and information provided is helpful. The shifts are always manageable, sometimes even easy to do, the rate of pay is amazing, and the supervisors and managers are always friendly, helpful and professional. The only inconvenience is the changing work pattern, with unreliable working hours, but I guess this is expected from a 0-hour contract.
Administrator in London, Greater London
on 11 November 2020
Creative place, terrible culture
UAL does have some kind and creative people, however the management and work culture are awful. Senior management built toxic hierarchies and a bully culture. I’m glad that I left. I couldn’t stand it anymore.I did not feel being trusted or respected by my manager, and there was no promotion at all, not even just simply ask my career ambitions etc.
Management position in London, Greater London
on 5 August 2020
Not a supportive workplace
Having interviewed at UAL for a management position, I had to negotiate my pay with a very senior person rather than HR as you normally would for a university role. I was utterly stiffed on pay - my previous salary was the basis for negotiations rather than what the current job would entail and my own skills. This is the reason gender pay gaps exist! The probation period is a whopping 12 months, during which they can let you go within a week. I was unlucky enough to sit under the worst manager I've ever had and felt like my job was on the line the entire time. I was made to feel like the smallest mistake would be the end for me and as it turned out, this is exactly what was happening. This person kept a list of any tiny thing I didn't do to their arbitrary standards (which kept changing) to use against me. Luckily I got out before any serious damage was done. The culture is incredibly uncooperative. Nobody wants to work with anyone else. Zero collaboration, even if it would actually be good for UAL as a whole. This leaves people who are reliant on others to complete their work in the impossible position of having to answer to senior staff for other people's mistakes. They market themselves as highly innovative but when presented with something that's actually new and cutting edge, everyone is entrenched in a culture of "we can't do that because this is just always how we've done things". I'll never understand how they get anything done - people are incredibly disorganised and even when they aren't, nobody wants to co-opperate to get the job done in good time.More senior roles (which are sorely underpaid) are actually 2-3 roles in one so you're left with never having enough time to do the job to any good standard. Though I think this is so endemic, nobody notices because that's how everyone operates.The abysmal results from the student satisfaction surveys will back this up.Maybe it was just where I was based (I later found out quite how toxic the culture was for everyone), but I would warn anyone against working here.
Lecturer in Elephant & Castle, Greater London
on 8 March 2020
Appalling place to work
You have to ask yourself why the academic staff are on strike at the moment ? Not only does the college have all of the problems associated with the university sector (precarity, casualisation), it is also characterised by poor managers (be wary of the school of media - it is the worst) many of whom who have been rapidly promoted from within the ranks. The work culture is generally one of paranoia and fear with a high turnover of staff. It could all be so very different.
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