Remote Adjunct Instructor: Reading the Landscape

IMDiversity; Washington (District of Columbia); Hybrid; USD 6,100 - 8,300; Part time

Job summary

Johns Hopkins University in Washington, DC, seeks an adjunct instructor to teach Reading the Landscape within the MA in Cultural Heritage Management program. The course examines cultural landscapes as dynamic spaces shaped by people, ecology, memory, and design, with a focus on archival research, field documentation, and geospatial methods.

The selected candidate will deliver an established curriculum, contribute professional insights, and support a respectful, inclusive learning environment.

Qualifications

• Advanced degree in cultural heritage management or a related field, with a master's as a minimum.
• At least three years of professional work experience with heritage landscapes.

Responsibilities

• Teach Reading the Landscape as part of the adjunct assignment.
• Deliver curriculum and bring professional expertise to enrich student learning.

Skills

Strong communication

Inclusive teaching

Education

Master's degree in cultural heritage management or related field

Advanced degree (minimum)

Job description

Johns Hopkins University in Washington, DC, seeks an adjunct instructor to teach Reading the Landscape within the MA in Cultural Heritage Management program. The course examines cultural landscapes as dynamic spaces shaped by people, ecology, memory, and design, with a focus on archival research, field documentation, and geospatial methods.

The selected candidate will deliver an established curriculum, contribute professional insights, and support a respectful, inclusive learning environment.