Current Faculty Opportunities
1. Adjunct Faculty: Fundraising for Cultural Heritage
The American University of Rome is looking for an instructor to teach the course “Fundraising” for the U.S.-accredited MA in Cultural Heritage.
The course involves 15 contact hours during the period from the end of January to mid-March 2022 and is scheduled on a Friday. The course is aimed at graduate students of Cultural Heritage who have no prior experience in fundraising and will involve supervising practical group work as well as teaching theory.
Required qualifications:
- Experience in fundraising for cultural heritage work
- Excellent knowledge of English
- Relevant academic education, to at least MA or MBA level and preferably Ph.D. level
Desirable qualifications
- Previous teaching experience with North American university programs
About AUR and the M.A. Program
Since 1969, The American University of Rome has provided an American liberal arts education to students from all over the world seeking a unique and extraordinary educational experience. It is the oldest American degree-granting institution in Rome, Italy, and currently offers 10 Bachelor's and 3 Master's degrees. All programs are taught in English.
The M.A. program in Cultural Heritage: Sustainability and Community trains graduates to face the most important challenge in the heritage industry today: its long-term viability. The Cultural Heritage program focuses on the community, not state structures or institutional responses to heritage. AUR’s program aims to train students in skills that lead to roles in the heritage sector, working with communities, NGOs, and other organizations to ensure the restoration and protection of sites of cultural importance.
How to apply
Please send your motivation letter and CV in English to applications@aur.edu, quoting ref: HR1/2022 Adjunct Faculty for the Master in Cultural Heritage.
All applicants must have the right to work in Italy. The American University of Rome provides equal opportunity for all qualified individuals in its educational programs and activities.
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