Adjunct Instructor: Museums in the Digital Age

Johns Hopkins University; Baltimore (MD); On-site; USD 60,000 - 90,000; Part time

Job summary

Johns Hopkins University seeks an adjunct instructor to teach Museums in the Digital Age in the MA in Cultural Heritage Management. The course analyzes digitization, social media, and mobile technologies on audience engagement, exhibitions, and core operations while considering AI’s evolving role in museums.

The instructor delivers an existing curriculum and contributes professional expertise, examples, and perspective to enhance student learning in a collaborative, inclusive environment.

Qualifications

• Advanced degree in cultural heritage management or related field (master's at minimum).
• At least three years of professional work experience with heritage landscapes.
• Preferred: terminal degree and 1–3 years of graduate teaching experience; five years in heritage landscapes.

Responsibilities

• Deliver the current curriculum while contributing professional expertise to enrich student learning.
• Explore digitization, social media, and AI implications for museums and audience engagement.
• Initially co-teach with full-time faculty to acclimate to the program and student cohorts.

Skills

Strong communication skills

Digital strategy

AI implications for museums

Strategic planning

Education

Master's degree in cultural heritage management

Terminal degree in cultural heritage management

Job description

Johns Hopkins University seeks an adjunct instructor to teach Museums in the Digital Age in the MA in Cultural Heritage Management. The course analyzes digitization, social media, and mobile technologies on audience engagement, exhibitions, and core operations while considering AI’s evolving role in museums.

The instructor delivers an existing curriculum and contributes professional expertise, examples, and perspective to enhance student learning in a collaborative, inclusive environment.