Art History Instructor
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An Art History Instructor is a professional educator who teaches courses in art history at universities, colleges, and community colleges. They research, develop, and deliver lectures and other instructional materials on the history of art, art theory, and art criticism. They also guide students in their research and creative projects, and help them develop their critical thinking and writing skills.
Education and Training
To become an Art History Instructor, you typically need a master's degree in art history or a related field. Some institutions may require a doctorate, especially for those who want to teach at research-intensive universities. In addition to coursework in art history, you may also need to take courses in education, pedagogy, and research methods.
Many Art History Instructors begin their careers as teaching assistants or adjunct professors. This experience can give you valuable experience in teaching and preparing you for a full-time position.
