Director, Entrepreneurship Center for Music

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# Director, Entrepreneurship Center for Music University of Colorado Boulder•Boulder, Colorado, USAApply / Visit Website ContactAbout this opportunity The University of Colorado Boulder is looking for a Director for its Entrepreneurship Center for Music (ECM). This is a full-time, non-tenure track teaching faculty position that combines a 9-month teaching appointment with a 12-month director role. The successful candidate will start on August 12, 2027. The ECM aims to enhance career readiness and entrepreneurial skills among music students, offering programs that connect them to professional pathways. The Director will oversee ECM programming, teach relevant courses, coordinate internship programs, and help shape the Center's future direction. The College of Music at CU Boulder is a well-respected institution with a rich history and a vibrant community of students and faculty. The ECM currently offers an undergraduate Music Entrepreneurship Certificate and focuses on preparing students for sustainable careers in the arts. The Director will play a crucial role in expanding the Center's reach and impact, ensuring that music students are equipped with the necessary skills to thrive in a changing cultural and economic environment. The position is open to individuals from diverse backgrounds, and the university is committed to creating an inclusive workplace. Applications received by October 31, 2026 will receive full consideration. The position will remain open until filled. Deadline Rolling/Ongoing Work setting In-person LocationBoulder, Colorado, USAStart date Aug 12, 2027 Compensation Per year73920–104940 USDJob type TeachingContract type Full time

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