Modern Art History Sessional Instructor
Job Description & How to Apply Below
Teach Modern Art History at the University of Regina on campus, drawing on art history expertise and university teaching experience. The course runs Thursdays during the Winter 2027 semester.
ARTH 204 examines more than a century of art making from the second half of the nineteenth century onward. The course considers how artists made art more modern and how Modern art transformed relationships between making and viewing. The successful candidate will teach face-to-face delivery through the Faculty of Media, Art, and Performance-Visual Arts. University teaching experience is preferred for this sessional appointment.
Key Responsibilities:- Teach ARTH 204 Modern Art History during Winter 2027
- Deliver course sessions face-to-face on campus
- Explore influences shaping modern art making
- Examine changing relationships between art making and viewing
- Master’s or Doctoral degree in a related field
- University teaching experience preferred
- Legal entitlement to work in Canada
- Perform associated work within Canada
- Submit resume, cover letter, and teaching materials
Bring related graduate-level expertise and teaching experience to ARTH 204’s exploration of Modern art at Regina.
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