Teach architecture from pre-history through early modernism at the University of Toronto, using art history, writing, and communication expertise. Classes meet in person Wednesdays.

This Sessional Lecturer appointment supports FAH270H1S Architecture: Rituals and Monuments in the Department of Art History. The course surveys architecture’s influence on human experience, with one weekly two-hour lecture at St. George campus. The appointment runs January 1 through April 30, 2027.

Key Responsibilities:

- Prepare and deliver one two-hour lecture weekly
- Develop and publish syllabus and marking scheme through Quercus
- Prepare assignments and assess undergraduate student work
- Grade and report final grades
- Supervise teaching assistants and maintain office hours

Requirements:

- MA in Art History or related field required
- PhD in Art History strongly preferred
- Teaching, writing, and communication skills in art history
- At least two years creating and marking undergraduate assignments
- Experience supporting students’ academic writing skills

Bring university teaching, art history scholarship, and academic writing expertise to FAH270H1S at the University of Toronto.

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📌 Sessional Lecturer Architecture History (Toronto)
🏢 University of Toronto
📍 Toronto