Associate Director, Programs Montreal (Quebec) Canada
Canadian Centre for Architecture
Applications Contact person: Valerie Samson
Email: vsamson@cca.qc.ca
Application due date: 2010/09/26
Web_Address: http://www.cca.qc.ca
Job Identification
Division: Programs
Immediate superior: Executive Director and Chief Curator
Status: Permanent, full time (35hrs/week)
Posting period: 25 August to 26 September, 2010
Job entry: Fall 2010
Position Summary
Reporting to the Executive Director and Chief Curator, the Associate Director, Programs possesses a thorough understanding of the key institutional aspects of the CCA. She/he provides scholarly and strategic leadership to the activities of the CCA Programs Division, in order to continuously develop and promote CCA projects, exhibitions, publications, as well as public and online activities as catalysts for original inquiry.
The Associate Director, Programs works with the Executive Director and Chief Curator, as well as senior management to define institution-wide policies, goals and priorities for the CCA. She/he develops and maintains relations with individuals, institutions and organizations that can support or partner the CCA in its mission.
Based on the CCA’s vision, in consultation and collaboration with the Executive Director and Chief Curator, with the Associate Director, Collection and with the Associate Director, Study Centre, she/he helps to develop projects that stimulate and broaden participation, and that explore key aspects of architecture and contemporary issues affecting the built environment.
Major Responsibilities
The Associate Director, Programs is responsible for the development, organization and management of multidisciplinary projects including exhibitions, publications, and online projects (in relation to the content of CCA programs), as well as public and educational programs. She/he is responsible for developing the editorial and curatorial content of programs in line with the CCA’s vision, as well as managing the programs division.
Strategic and Management Duties
• Direct and oversee the implementation of the CCA’s curatorial vision in all the activities of the Programs Division, including exhibitions, publications, and cultural and educational programs;
• Develop long-term strategies for the effective implementation of institutional programs, including policies, budgets, action plans, and schedules;
• Establish procedures for the development and production phases of all projects;
• Approve and supervise the content and each step in project development and production;
• Negotiate the institution’s partnership contracts with other institutions and organizations, and maintain and extend a network of contacts with prospective partners;
• Participate in the promotion and outside presentation of CCA projects;
• In collaboration with the Development Division, coordinate Programs fundraising and develop, cultivate and maintain relations with donors.
Curatorial Activities
• Collaborate with the Executive Director and Chief Curator to shape and develop curatorial and editorial strategies for the CCA;
• Propose topics for new research in line with the CCA vision;
• Contribute to the development of policies and initiatives linked to curatorial issues;
• Develop and prepare exhibitions with the curatorial team and with guest curators;
• Develop, and interpret exhibitions with researchers, students, visitors and professors;
• Research and propose new ways or processes to ensure innovative and updated thinking in framing CCA programs or projects;
• Contribute to the editorial content of the CCA website;
• Work with the Associate Director, Collection in order to present material from the CCA Collection to the public;
• Recommend the acquisition of material in collaboration with the Collection Division.
Programs Division Management
• Set the Programs Division’s objectives and priorities;
• Supervise Programs Division staff;
• Prepare and manage the entire division’s budgets for exhibitions, publications, public activities and online projects;
• Contribute to the cooperation of the Programs Division with the CCA’s other Divisions;
• Work in close collaboration with the Associate Director, Collection, the Chief, Collection and Program Services and the Associate Director, Study Centre in order to ensure the full integration of all CCA programs;
• Work in close collaboration with the Associate Director, Communications in order to promote, and diffuse the content of, CCA Programs activities in all media (online, print, newspapers, etc.)
• Work with the Associate Director, Development in order to identify potential financial support and donations for Programs;
• Contribute to the development and implementation of policies set by the management committee;
• Represent the CCA locally and internationally at events and meetings, when necessary.
Qualifications
• Master’s degree in architecture or related discipline, or architectural history, art history, or museology;
• 5 to 7 years experience, with curatorial duties;
• Ability to work in English and French with advanced writing skills in one of them;
• Knowledge of architecture and its related disciplines;
• Communication, team working, technical expertise, result oriented, ability to adapt, innovation, leadership;
• Project Management skills;
• Experience in project coordination or management for cultural institutions, with an emphasis on architectural or urban issues;
• Experience in curatorial practice;
• Have an international network of contacts;
• Experience in specialized architectural publishing;
• Experience in design related to exhibitions;
• Excellent sense of organization and planning;
• A great facility for managing interpersonal relationships.
Please submit your application in French and/or in English before 27 September, 2010 to the attention of Human Resources, Canadian Centre for Architecture, 1920 Baile Street, Montreal (Quebec) H3H 2S6, email: rh@cca.qc.ca, fax: (514) 939-7012. Only successful applicants will be contacted. Please do not call.
The CCA is an equal opportunity employer.
Please quote Global Museum Jobs in your application. Posted September 1st

Chief Librarian Doha, Qatar
Museum of islamic Art, Doha
Applications Contact person: Aisha Al-Khater
Email: aalkhater@qma.org.qa
Application due date: 2010/09/17
Salary range: N/A
The Museum of Islamic Art, Doha – Qatar, opened to great acclaim in December 2008. The spectacular building by I. M. Pei houses one of the world’s most distinguished and important collections of Islamic art ranging from Spain to Central Asia and India, dating from the 7th to the 19th centuries, and encompassing arts of all kinds.
The Museum’s Education Centre, launched in 2009, performs a fundamental key role within the Museum, developing and delivering active and ambitious educational courses and events for all the Museum’s audiences, from schoolchildren to adults and specialists, from practical art courses to historical lecture series.
The MIA Library: The library of the Museum of Islamic Art is a major facility with the Museum’s Education Centre, serving both the public and staff. It has an important and growing collection of books, including historic material and special collections, with a dedicated special-collections reading-room as well as general-reader facilities including AV cubicles and carrels. The library is non-lending, but caters to drop-in readers of all kinds and levels, from advanced scholars to school-children. Readers come from a wide range of different backgrounds and countries. Cataloguing and other information services are provided in English and Arabic.
The Library’s subject area is focused on the history of Islamic art; with supplementary material in the history of Islamic culture, in non-Islamic arts and in general reference works. All European and Middle Eastern languages are covered. There is the ambition to offer and develop online and electronic resources. There is a significant annual budget for collections acquisition and development of services.
The Library is in the process of implementing the SirsiDynix Symphony application, and is using LC Classifications
The Museum is now seeking a Chief Librarian to establish the Library and its activities at the forefront of international practice.
The Chief Librarian reports to the Deputy Director (Education), and is responsible for the development, implementation and monitoring of the Library’s strategy, policy and operations.
The post is full-time, based in Doha, and attracts a competitive salary and benefits package.
Responsibilities include:
- Development and implementation of library policies and procedures at both strategic and operational level
- Development and implementation of the library’s annual plan; preparation and monitoring of annual budgets
- Organisation of day-to-day library operations
- Development of the computerised library catalogue and other electronic information systems, including the negotiation of contracts and management of contractors
- Development and implementation of a book-acquisition process, including subject area guidelines
- Management and appraisal of library staff, including recruitment and training
- Development of security and audit functions
- Development of interlibrary cooperation with local, regional and international bodies
- Representation of the MIA and its library in local, regional and international contexts.
Requirements:
- Suitable qualifications in library science
- Five years experience at managerial level in specialist library
- Experience of computer-based cataloguing in multi-language environments
- Demonstrable skills in policy and procedure development and implementation, and in the management of staff
- Knowledge of Arabic and experience of the Middle-East and of Museums an advantage
Applications by 17th September 2010 to miaadmin@qma.com.qa should include a covering letter, a full CV and the names of two referees.
For information on terms and conditions of employment please email HRTeam@qma.org.qa
Please quote Global Museum Jobs in your application. Posted August 3rd

Deputy Director - Education Doha, Qatar
Museum of islamic Art, Doha
Applications Contact person: Aisha Al-Khater
Email: aalkhater@qma.org.qa
Application due date: 2010/09/17
Salary range: N/A
The Museum of Islamic Art, Doha – Qatar, opened to great acclaim in December 2008. The spectacular building by I. M. Pei houses one of the world’s most distinguished and important collections of Islamic art ranging from Spain to Central Asia and India, dating from the 7th to the 19th centuries, and encompassing arts of all kinds. Particularly important are the collections of early Qurans and other manuscripts, inlaid metalwork, carpets and textiles.
The Museum’s Education Centre, launched in 2009, performs a fundamental key role within the Museum, developing and delivering active and ambitious educational courses and events for all the Museum’s audiences, from schoolchildren to adults and specialists, from practical art courses to historical lecture series. The Museum’s Library is also situated within the Centre.
The Museum is now seeking a Deputy Director to head the Education Division in a dynamic institution, and to help further establish the Museum and its activities at the forefront of international practice.
The post is full-time, based in Doha, and attracts a competitive salary and benefits package.
The Deputy Director (Education) reports to the Director of the Museum, and is responsible for the development, implementation and monitoring of the strategy, policy and all programmes for the Education Division.
Responsibilities include:
- Development of an education strategy for the MIA
- Development, implementation and monitoring of policies relating to all activities within the Education Division
- Contribution to the development of strategy and policy for the museum as a whole
- Preparation and management of budgets to support the Division’s activities
- Recruitment, training and evaluation of staff at all levels
- Liaison with other entities within the QMA to ensure a rational and integrated approach to education activities throughout the organization
- Maintenance of international contacts throughout the museum world, and representing the museum at the highest levels
- Review of staff skills, structures and grades with recommendations for re-organization, recruitment and training
- Review of all practices and policies within the Division with a view to establishing best international practice
- With the Chief Librarian, development of strategy and programmes for the MIA Library, to establish it as a leading educational resource within Qatar and the region
- Establishment of a suitable programme of classes, workshops, lectures and other activities underpinned by appropriate schedules and budgets
Requirements:
- Relevant Academic qualification
- 5 years at a senior level in a museum operating at an international level
- Substantial experience of staff management , staff recruitment and organization
- Understanding of the pedagogical academic, museological and library skills needed within the Division
- Ability and willingness to work as part of a team and contribute to the formation of policy and strategy for the museum and the organization as a whole
- Leadership and drive to create and inspire individuals and teamwork within the Division
- Vision and energy to develop the Division to perform at the highest international standards
- Experience of or interest in Islamic Art is an advantage
- Experience of working in the Middle East an advantage
- Knowledge of Islamic languages and culture an advantage
Applications by 17th September 2010 to miaadmin@qma.com.qa should include a covering letter, a full CV and the names of two referees.
For information on terms and conditions of employment please email HRTeam@qma.org.qa
Please quote Global Museum Jobs in your application. Posted August 3rd

Registrar Doha, Qata
Museum of islamic Art, Doha
Applications Contact person: Aisha Al-Khater
Email: aalkhater@qma.org.qa
Application due date: 2010/09/17
Salary range: N/A
The Museum of Islamic Art, Doha – Qatar, opened to great acclaim in December 2008. The spectacular building by I. M. Pei houses one of the world’s most distinguished and important collections of Islamic art ranging from Spain to Central Asia and India, dating from the 7th to the 19th centuries, and encompassing arts of all kinds. Particularly important are the collections of early Qurans and other manuscripts, inlaid metalwork, carpets and textiles. The Museum is developing a full programme of activities in exhibitions, displays and educational activities.
The Museum is now seeking a Registrar to take responsibility within the Curatorial Division for the management and documentation of the the Collections. The Registrar’s unit is responsible for the movement of all museum objects and objects deposited on loan within and outside the Museum, for the maintenance of the stores, and for the full acquisition, cataloguing and management documentation of the collections.
The post is full-time, based in Doha, and attracts a competitive salary and benefits package.
The Chief Curator reports to Deputy Director (Collections), and line-manages the Documentation Officer and Assistant Registrar.
Responsibilities include:
- Development, implementation and monitoring of policies and practices for the storage, movement and documentation of collections and loans
- Development, implementation and monitoring, in liaison with relevant Museum Departments, of policy and practice of computerized systems of documentation
- Maintainance of records of accession, cataloguing, condition and location of objects
- Organisation of internal, local and overseas movement of Museum and loan objects
- Organisation of outgoing and incoming loans
- Organisation and monitoring of object stores
Requirements:
- Degree in a relevant subject
- 3 years experience in similar role in museum or gallery
- Fluency in English, Arabic desirable
- Experience of collections management database systems
- Experience of managing staff
- Experience of international shipping
- Experience of contracts
- Experience of managing contractors
- Knowledge of Islamic Art an advantage
- Experience of working in the Middle East an advantage
Applications by 17th September 2010 to miaadmin@qma.com.qa should include a covering letter, a full CV and the names of two referees.
For information on terms and conditions of employment please email HRTeam@qma.org.qa
Please quote Global Museum Jobs in your application. Posted August 3rd

Head of Temporary Exhibitions and Loans Doha, Qatar
Museum of islamic Art, Doha
Applications Contact person: Aisha Al-Khater
Email: aalkhater@qma.org.qa
Application due date: 2010/09/17
Salary range: N/A
The Museum of Islamic Art (MIA) opened to great acclaim in December 2008. The spectacular building by I. M. Pei houses one of the world’s most distinguished and important collections of Islamic art ranging from Spain to Central Asia and India, dating from the 7th to the 19th centuries, and encompassing arts of all kinds.
The Museum has a dedicated space for temporary exhibitions, where two very successful international shows have already been staged: Beyond Boundaries: Islamic Art Across Cultures in 2008-9, and Pearls in 2010.
The Museum is now seeking a Head of Exhibitions and Loans to develop and manage an ambitious programme of temporary exhibitions and help establish the Museum as a national and international centre for the study and appreciation of Islamic art and to encourage the understanding of Islamic art in the wider context of world culture.
It is envisages that this programme will involve the organisation of exhibitions from outside, as well as the development and touring of MIA–generated exhibitions. The Museum is already in touch with leading museums across the world to negotiate and plan such cooperation.
The post is full-time, based in Doha, and attracts a competitive salary and benefits package.
The Head of Exhibitions and Loans is responsible for the management of all MIA temporary exhibitions and of loans of objects to and from the museum.
Responsibilities include:
- Management of staff within Exhibition Section, including recruitment and training
- Development, implementation and monitoring of policy and procedures for exhibitions and loans within the MIA
- Development of the MIA temporary exhibitions programme, including liaison with museums and other organisations internationally
- Management of all temporary exhibitions for the MIA – both internal and externally generated
- Management of overseas touring of MIA exhibitions
- Management of the process of international loans from and to the MIA, in liaison with the MIA Registrar
- Responsible, in liaison with other MIA staff, for the movement of all objects which travel internationally
- Development and maintenance of practice and process for the proper documentation of all exhibitions and loans
Requirements:
- Degree, post-graduate qualification an advantage
- 5 years experience in international exhibition management
- Experience of contract negotiation
- Experience of budget preparation and management
- Experience of managing contractors in design, exhibition construction and transport
- Experience in managing staff in a museum environment
- Fluency in English; Arabic desirable
- Excellent communication skills
- Highly organized
- An interest in professional development
- An interest in working in the Middle East, and sensitivity to local cultural issues.
Applications by 17thSeptember 2010 to miaadmin@qma.com.qa should include a covering letter, a full CV and the names of two referees.
For information on terms and conditions of employment please email HRTeam@qma.org.qa
Please quote Global Museum Jobs in your application. Posted August 3rd

Deputy Director - Collections Doha, Qatar
Museum of islamic Art, Doha
Applications Contact person: Aisha Al-Khater
Email: aalkhater@qma.org.qa
Application due date: 2010/09/17
Salary range: N/A
The Museum of Islamic Art, Doha – Qatar, opened to great acclaim in December 2008. The spectacular building by I. M. Pei houses one of the world’s most distinguished and important collections of Islamic art ranging from Spain to Central Asia and India, dating from the 7th to the 19th centuries, and encompassing arts of all kinds. Particularly important are the collections of early Qurans and other manuscripts, inlaid metalwork, carpets and textiles.
The Museum is now seeking a Deputy Director to head the Collections Division in a dynamic institution, and to help further establish the Museum and its activities at the forefront of international practice.
The Collections Division includes the Exhibitions and Loans, Registrar, Conservation and Curatorial Departments, and is responsible for the display and safe-keeping of the collections and their documentation.
The post is full-time, based in Doha, and attracts a competitive salary and benefits package.
The Deputy Director (Collections) reports to the Director of the Museum, and is responsible for the development, implementation and monitoring of the strategy, policy and all programmes of work withinthe Collections Division.
Responsibilities include:
- Development, implementation and monitoring of strategy and policies relating to all activities within the Collections Division.
- Contribution to the development of strategy and policy for the museum as a whole
- Preparation and management of budgets to support the Division’s activities
- Recruitment, training and evaluation of staff at all levels
- Liaison with other entities within the QMA to ensure a rational and integrated approach to Collections Division activities throughout the organization
- Maintenance of international contacts throughout the museum world, and representing the museum at the highest levels
- Review of staff skills, structures and grades with recommendations for re-organization, recruitment and training
- Review of all practices and policies within the Division with a view to establishing best international practice
- Establishment of suitable systems of documentation of the Divisions’ collections and activities, including computerized collection management system
- Establishment of a suitable programme of display, exhibition, publication, lecturing, teaching and research projects underpinned by appropriate schedules and budgets
Requirements
- Graduate or Post Graduate qualifications in an appropriate subject
- 5 years at a senior level in a museum operating at an international level
- Substantial experience of staff management , staff recruitment and organization
- Understanding of the academic, museological and technical skills needed within the Division
- Experience of professional work within at least one area of the Divisions activities (exhibitions, curatorial, registrar or conservation)
- Ability and willingness to work as part of a team and contribute to the formation of policy and strategy for the museum and the organization as a whole
- Leadership and drive to create and inspire individuals and teamwork within the Division
- Vision and energy to develop the Division to perform at the highest international standards
- Experience of or interest in Islamic Art is an advantage
- Experience of working in the Middle East an advantage
- Knowledge of Islamic languages and culture an advantage
Applications by 17th September 2010 to miaadmin@qma.com.qa should include a covering letter, a full CV and the names of two referees.
For information on terms and conditions of employment please email HRTeam@qma.org.qa
Please quote Global Museum Jobs in your application. Posted August 3rd

Curator Doha, Qatar
Museum of islamic Art, Doha
Applications Contact person: Aisha Al-Khater
Email: aalkhater@qma.org.qa
Application due date: 2010/09/17
Salary range: N/A
The Museum of Islamic Art, Doha – Qatar, opened to great acclaim in December 2008. The spectacular building by I. M. Pei houses one of the world’s most distinguished and important collections of Islamic art ranging from Spain to Central Asia and India, dating from the 7th to the 19th centuries, and encompassing arts of all kinds. Particularly important are the collections of early Qurans and other manuscripts, inlaid metalwork, carpets and textiles, with substantial holdings also of ceramics, tiles and other arts.
The Museum is now seeking to appoint Curators and Senior Curators to work within the Curatorial Department of the Collections Division. The Curatorial Department is responsible for the research and expertise required for the documentation of the collections, and for the development of displays and exhibitions, publications, lectures and other educational activities.
The Museum seeks curators who are expert, or who can demonstrate an ability to become expert, in particular areas of the Museum’s collections. Of great interest to the Museum are specialists expert in one or more of the following areas: carpets and textiles, manuscripts, metalwork and pottery.
The posts are full-time, based in Doha, and attract a competitive salary and benefits package.
The Curators report to the Chief Curator.
Responsibilities include:
- To contribute to the development and implementation of policies and practices within the curatorial department
- To develop high-level expertise within specified areas of the Museum’s collections
- To advise on collection development
- To develop and maintain research and cataloguing information of the highest standards
- To work with other members of the Collections Division to provide the highest standards of collection management and care
- To plan and contribute to programs of display, temporary exhibition, publication, website development and teaching
- To contribute to the museums public programs and staff training where required
- To represent the museum as appropriate within the organization, locally and internationally
- Review issues of storage, display and handling of objects within their area of responsibility
- Review current state of record keeping and contribute to the upgrading and upkeep of cataloguing and research data
- Review of MIA library provision and proposal for library development
- Involvement in on-going museum programmes
Requirements:
- PhD degree in a relevant subject
- Knowledge of Arabic, Persian or Turkish and relevant European languages
- General knowledge of Islamic Art
- Experience of exhibition and displays, and lecturing desirable
- Experience as a curator within a major museum desirable
- Ability and willingness to work as part of a team
- Experience of working in the Middle East an advantage
Senior Curators will be expected to have in addition:
- high-level subject expertise
- 3 years Museum experience including displays and exhibitions
- a substantial publication record
Applications by 17th September 2010 to miaadmin@qma.com.qa should include a covering letter, a full CV and the names of two referees.
For information on terms and conditions of employment please email HRTeam@qma.org.qa
Please quote Global Museum Jobs in your application. Posted August 3rd

Head of IT Services Qatar , Doha
Qatar Museums Authority
Arab Museum / IT dept.
Applications Contact person: BK Albaker
Email: e-recruitment@qma.org.qa
Application due date: 2010/12/30
Web Address: http://www.qma.com.qa/eng/index.php/qma/home
Responsibilities
- Follow an ongoing programme of preventative maintenance for all equipment.
- Ensure the timely repair and return of any faulty systems of technology
- Maintain inventory of equipment
- Oversee the use of technology to assist the different museum departments in reaching maximum organizational and content development
- To establish emergency procedures to ensure that there is a backup of data for all IT services
- Recruit and train all necessary IT staff 8. To co ordinate the investigation and timely handling of software fault reports.
- Create, Review, and Revise IT policies for the museum
- To ensure that all PC\'s are properly maintained and that only licensed software are used.
- To be aware of new developments and technological advances that are being made with regard to the industry, and to advise the museum of any that would be beneficial to the operation.
- Coordinate the maintenance of the organization\'s Website
- Liaise with QMA IT department to develop strong use of technology in the museum
- Be responsible for the development, production and distribution of all relevant reports.
- Develop training and development programmes that may improve personal or departmental standards
- Oversees team to address troubleshooting, systems backups, archiving, and disaster recovery and provides support when necessary.
Job Requirements:
7.1 Qualification
- Bachelor degree in Computer Operations, Information Technology, or relevant degree.
7.2 Skills, Knowledge & Experience
- Minimum 10 years experience developing and managing programs for start-up organizations
- Understanding of program design and implementation issues preferred
- Strong commitment to QMA and AMOMA vision and values
- Sound knowledge of and exposure to a range of technologies
- Able to identify issues and to use sound judgment in applying expertise and experience to resolve a wide range of problems
- Excellent English communications (spoken and written) skills and practices, including the ability to draft/edit a variety of written reports and communications and to articulate ideas in a confident, clear and concise style and to communicate effectively via electronic methods such as email and video conferencing. Arabic skills are an added benefit.
- Very good interpersonal skills and ability to establish and maintain effective partnerships and working relations in a multi-cultural, multi-ethnic environment with sensitivity and respect for diversity.
- Must have the ability to plan work, manage conflicting priorities and work under pressure of tight and conflicting deadlines. Ability to facilitate meetings and workshops.
Please quote Global Museum Jobs in your application. Posted August 1st

Chief Curator Qatar , Doha
Qatar Museums Authority
Museum of Islamic Art – Qatar , Doha
Applications Contact person: BK Albaker
Email: e-recruitment@qma.org.qa
Application due date: 2010/12/30
Web Address: http://www.qma.com.qa/eng/index.php/qma/home
The Museum of Islamic Art, Doha – Qatar, opened to great acclaim in December 2008. The spectacular building by I. M. Pei houses one of the world’s most distinguished and important collections of Islamic art ranging from Spain to Central Asia and India, dating from the 7th to the 19th centuries, and encompassing arts of all kinds. Particularly important are the collections of early Qurans and other manuscripts, inlaid metalwork, carpets and textiles.
The Museum is now seeking a Chief Curator to head the Curatorial Department within the Collections Division. The Curatorial Department is responsible for the research and expertise required for the documentation of the collections, and for the development of displays and exhibitions, publications, lectures and other educational activities.
The post is full-time, based in Doha, and attracts a competitive salary and benefits package.
The Chief Curator reports to Deputy Director (Collections) and is responsible for the work of the Curators and Curatorial Assistants within the Department.
Responsibilities include:
- Work with Deputy Director (Collections) to develop and implement policies and practices within the curatorial department to support the aims and goals of the MIA
- Recruitment, management, training and development of the staff in the curatorial department
- Development of research, publication and exhibition programs
- Working with the Registrar to ensure the production and development of highest quality of cataloguing and research information
- Planning of functionality and content of the collections areas of the MIA web site
- Advise where required on all museological matters relevant to the collections, including collection development and management
- Review of current staff to identify skill gaps, training needs and organizational requirements
- Review of current MIA programs and distribution of responsibilities of curatorial department staff
- With the Registrar, development and implementation of cataloguing standards
- Development and implementation of cataloguing program as agreed with Deputy Director Collections
- Overall management of the agreed program of work of the curatorial department.
Requirements
- Post Graduate Degree in a relevant subject
- 5 years experience at curatorial level
- 3 years experience of staff management
- Expert knowledge of one area of the museums collections
- Knowledge of Arabic, Persian or Turkish and relevant European languages
- Record of publication, exhibition and displays, and lecturing
- Experience of staff management, recruitment and training
- Ability and willingness to work as part of a team, and contribute to the formation of policy and strategy for the museum and organization as a whole
- Leadership and drive to create and inspire individuals and teamwork within the group
- Vision and energy to develop the group to perform at the highest international standards
- Experience of working in the Middle East an advantage
Please quote Global Museum Jobs in your application. Posted August 1st

Information Management Officer
The United Nations is looking to recruit an Information Management Officer (temporary until 31 December 2011). The post is located in the Department of Management (DM), Office of Central Support Services (OCSS), Archives and Records Management Section (ARMS). The successful candidate will report to the Chief of Section, with additional supervisors from designees at the UN International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda (UN-ICTR) and UN International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia (UN-ICTY) and will be responsible for providing records and archives management support, both remotely from New York and on-site, to both Tribunals as they prepare for end of mandate. The closing date for applications is 17 September 2010 and the appointment will be at the P4 level.
Further details of the post and instructions on how to apply are available
by following this link .
Contact:
Chief, Archives and Records Management Unit
UN International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia
Churchillplein 1
2517 JW The Hague
The Netherlands
+31 (0)70 512 5117
emmerson@un.org
Please quote Global Museum Jobs in your application. Posted July 23rd

   

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