About the role
Museum curators are responsible for the management of museum collections and exhibitions. They often have an academic background in museology, art history, or another relevant humanities discipline. Their work is central to the museum's educational mission and its ability to engage the public.Responsibilities
Museum curators oversee acquisitions, documentation, and conservation of the museum's objects. They develop and implement exhibition concepts and ensure that the collections are accessible to the public and researchers. They also work with budgeting, staff management, and may be responsible for the museum's research projects.Skills and tools
Museum curators need a good knowledge of cultural heritage management, research methods, and exhibition design. They often use databases for collection management and digital tools to create interactive exhibitions. Communication and leadership skills are important for successfully leading the museum's operations. Common competencies demanded by employers are historia, konst and antikviteter/konst.