Bring conservation expertise to museum-focused teaching at the University of Regina, with in-person evening classes from January through April 2027.

Arts-History is hiring one sessional lecturer for a practical workshop connecting students with museum contexts. The course explores how museums operate, including history, objectives, activities, programming, and management. Hands-on assignments involve educators and professionals, creating an experiential learning environment grounded in museum and heritage studies.

Key Responsibilities:

- Deliver scheduled in-person classes in CL 345
- Teach practical and experiential museum learning
- Explore museum programming, activities, and management
- Use assignments involving educators and cultural professionals

Requirements:

- Master's degree in conservation or closely related discipline
- Demonstrated skilled conservation experience
- Ability to design or support hands-on learning
- Experience collaborating with museums or cultural institutions
- Doctorate considered an asset

This sessional lecturer assignment suits conservation professionals who connect museum practice, student engagement, and hands-on university instruction.

📌 Museum Conservation Sessional Lecturer (Canada)
🏢 University of Regina Careers
📍 Canada