• supporting the senior Book and Paper Conservation lecturers in the preparation and organization of practical education;
• teaching practical conservation skills within the Book and Paper Conservation specialization;
• contributing to practical teaching in the Minor and Master's program in Conservation and Restoration;
• supporting workshops and project-based education across the conservation curriculum;
• providing input for the assessment of first-year students under the supervision of the senior lecturers.

• a completed Master's degree and Advanced Professional Program (APP) in Conservation and Restoration of Cultural Heritage, specializing in Book and Paper Conservation (or an equivalent program);
• demonstrable practical skills in book and paper conservation;
• the ability to clearly explain and demonstrate practical conservation techniques to students;
• excellent organizational skills and the ability to work accurately in a teaching environment;
• a collaborative attitude and enthusiasm to work closely with colleagues.

Because this is a temporary one-year appointment aimed at an early-career conservator, possession of a University Teaching Qualification (UTQ/BKO) is not required upon appointment.

• a temporary appointment for 12 months (0.25 FTE), preferably starting on 1 September 2026;
• the opportunity to gain teaching experience within one of Europe's leading conservation programs;
• close supervision and mentoring by experienced lecturers in Book and Paper Conservation;
• an inspiring academic and international working environment in the heart of Amsterdam;
• salary in accordance with UFO profile Lecturer 4 (scale 10) of the Collective Labor Agreement for Dutch Universities, depending on experience.