Teach university students through hands-on conservation learning at the University of Regina during Winter 2027’s in-person Arts-History course.

The instructor will lead a workshop offering practical insight into the museum contexts where curators work. Students study museum history, objectives, activities, programming, and management through applied assignments. Educators and field professionals contribute to learning, while the instructor supports engagement in experiential environments and museum-related projects.

Key Responsibilities:

- Guide students through practical museum and heritage assignments
- Teach the contexts surrounding curatorial work
- Address museum history, objectives, and programming
- Facilitate experiential learning with field professionals

Requirements:

- Master's degree in art conservation, heritage conservation, or conservation science
- Professional conservation field experience
- Demonstrated experiential learning ability
- Hands-on learning, community engagement, or museum collaboration examples
- Previous university teaching experience preferred

Use art conservation training and skilled practice to deliver applied museum education as a University of Regina sessional instructor.

📌 Art Conservation University Instructor (Canada)
🏢 University of Regina Careers
📍 Canada