Museum Curator
The museum director is responsible for the museum's day-to-day activities, long-term planning, strategies, any research done within the museum, and the fiscal health of the museum. Museum curators look after items in the collection of a museum. Maintenance, storage, archiving, cataloguing, research, and display of collection components are the key curatorial tasks.
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KEY SKILLS
Research
Anthropology
Art History
Management
Organisation
Planning
Articulate
Public Relations
Creative
Leadership
Teamwork
PROS
You get to see unique artifacts
You work on interesting projects everyday
You get to preserve some of the world’s greatest artifacts and share their mesmerising stories
Perfect career if you love research
You get to work with interesting people
Pays well
CONS
Negotiating to procure an artifact for the museum can get difficult
Long working hours
May not be suitable if you do not enjoy hands-on work
A lot of competition
OPPORTUNITY TYPES
GOT WHAT IT TAKES?
Museums
Galleries
Art Exhibitions
Auctioins
Sizeable interest in art, history, anthropology, archeology etc.
Organised
You work well in a team
Enjoy research
Excellent interpersonal skills
Social sciences are your strong suit