Arts manager Jobs in Fredericton, NB

NOTE : Course offerings are subject to budgetary approval

Posting Reference : PUB 3103 1B

Course Information

Course Prefix : PUB Course Number : 3103

Course Section : 1B Course Name : Production & Management Fundamentals for Print & Digital Publishing

Term : Winter Campus : Fredericton

Faculty : Arts, Faculty of Department : English, Department of

Position Start Date : 2026-01-05 Position End Date : 2026-04-13

Posting Date : 2025-05-21 Application Deadline : 2025-06-22

Applications to be submitted via : email email [email protected]

Requested By : Dr. John Ball, Chair

Days : Wednesday Time : 6 : 00PM - 8 : 50PM

Number of Positions Available : 1 Total Credit Hours : 3

Mode of Delivery : Face to Face Location : On Campus

Stipend Amount : $7193.00

This course will focus on some of the technical and administrative skills needed in publishing. The main focus will be on gaining some basic knowledge of software that can be used in book and magazine production (e.g., InDesign, Photoshop, OJS). But students will also learn about financial management, fulfillment and distribution, working with a printer, and the importance of marketing, promotion, and discoverability. They will look at some of the software programs (e.g., FilemakerPro, Excel) and online platforms (e.g., Instagram, Wordpress) that can be used by publishers. The course also acquaints students with some of the considerations and challenges specific to digital publishing. NOTE : Enrolment limited to 20, with priority given to students admitted to the Certificate in Publishing program.

Course Description

This course will focus on some of the technical and administrative skills needed in publishing. The main focus will be on gaining some basic knowledge of software that can be used in book and magazine production (e.g., InDesign, Photoshop, OJS). But students will also learn about financial management, fulfillment and distribution, working with a printer, and the importance of marketing, promotion, and discoverability. They will look at some of the software programs (e.g., FilemakerPro, Excel) and online platforms (e.g., Instagram, Wordpress) that can be used by publishers. The course also acquaints students with some of the considerations and challenges specific to digital publishing. NOTE : Enrolment limited to 20, with priority given to students admitted to the Certificate in Publishing program.

Qualifications

Master's degree in English; PhD preferred. Experience in the publishing industry is considered an asset.

Additional Notes

Disposition

none

Contract Academic Position Details

Review the collective agreement

NOTE : Course offerings are subject to budgetary approval

Posting Reference : PUB 3103 1B

Course Information

Course Prefix : PUB Course Number : 3103 Course Section : 1B Course Name : Production & Management Fundamentals for Print & Digital Publishing Term : Winter Campus : Fredericton Faculty : Arts, Faculty of Department : English, Department of Position Start Date : 2026-01-05 Position End Date : 2026-04-13 Posting Date : 2025-05-21 Application Deadline : 2025-06-22 Applications to be submitted via : email email [email protected] Requested By : Dr. John Ball, Chair

Class Details

Days : Wednesday Time : 6 : 00PM - 8 : 50PM Number of Positions Available : 1 Total Credit Hours : 3 Mode of Delivery : Face to Face Location : On Campus Stipend Amount : $7193.00

Curriculum Context

This course will focus on some of the technical and administrative skills needed in publishing. The main focus will be on gaining some basic knowledge of software that can be used in book and magazine production (e.g., InDesign, Photoshop, OJS). But students will also learn about financial management, fulfillment and distribution, working with a printer, and the importance of marketing, promotion, and discoverability. They will look at some of the software programs (e.g., FilemakerPro, Excel) and online platforms (e.g., Instagram, Wordpress) that can be used by publishers. The course also acquaints students with some of the considerations and challenges specific to digital publishing. NOTE : Enrolment limited to 20, with priority given to students admitted to the Certificate in Publishing program.

Course Description

This course will focus on some of the technical and administrative skills needed in publishing. The main focus will be on gaining some basic knowledge of software that can be used in book and magazine production (e.g., InDesign, Photoshop, OJS). But students will also learn about financial management, fulfillment and distribution, working with a printer, and the importance of marketing, promotion, and discoverability. They will look at some of the software programs (e.g., FilemakerPro, Excel) and online platforms (e.g., Instagram, Wordpress) that can be used by publishers. The course also acquaints students with some of the considerations and challenges specific to digital publishing. NOTE : Enrolment limited to 20, with priority given to students admitted to the Certificate in Publishing program.

Qualifications

Master's degree in English; PhD preferred. Experience in the publishing industry is considered an asset.

Additional Notes

Disposition

none

Is the instructor a Graduate Student Teaching Apprentice

none

Successful Applicant(s)

Preference will be given to Canadian citizens and permanent residents of Canada

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