The European Studies Center at the University of Pittsburgh is seeking a qualified individual to teach the undergraduate course Laboratory of Renaissance Perspective (HAA 1001-30971) as part of the History of Art and Architecture department. This 3-credit hour course will be taught in person, with all course materials and readings provided in English.

Applicants must have received an award from the Fulbright Commission and hold a terminal degree in one of the following fields: European Studies, Art History, Architecture, Renaissance Studies, Visual Culture, or a closely related discipline.

In addition to teaching responsibilities, the instructor will be required to hold at least two office hours per week to assist students with questions and course material. Additional meetings can be arranged by appointment.

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