Artifact Conservation Lecturer
Job Description & How to Apply Below
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.
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