Teach historical artifact conservation in person at the University of Regina, using museum experience and experiential learning approaches. The Winter 2027 course runs in Regina.
The Faculty of Arts seeks a sessional lecturer for Arts-History's conservation workshop. Students gain practical insight into museum contexts, curatorial work, programming, and management through hands-on assignments. The course involves educators and professionals in the field, supporting applied learning across museum and heritage settings.
Key Responsibilities:
- Teach the historical artifact conservation workshop in person
- Develop hands-on assignments involving museum professionals
- Provide practical insight into museum contexts and curatorial work
- Cover museum history, objectives, activities, programming, and management
Requirements:
- Completed master's degree in art conservation or related discipline
- Professional experience in the conservation field
- Ability to engage students in experiential learning environments
- Examples of hands-on learning design or community-engaged projects
- University-level teaching experience preferred, not required
Apply conservation expertise, museum knowledge, and experiential teaching skills to the University of Regina's Winter 2027 workshop.
Historical Artifact Conservation Lecturer in Regina employer: University of Regina Careers
Join the University of Regina as a General Counsel and be part of a dynamic and inclusive workplace that values diversity and innovation. With a strong commitment to professional growth, competitive compensation, and a focus on work-life balance, you'll have the opportunity to make a meaningful impact while supporting the mission of the university. Enjoy a collaborative environment where your legal expertise will help shape the future for students, faculty, and staff alike.
Contact Details:
University of Regina Careers Recruitment Team
