Job/Internship Opportunities

Looking for a museum job or internship?

MUSSA's got your back! Here is a list of websites that promote various opportunities in the museum sector.

Opportunities added Jan 2021

Ontario Public Service Intership Program (paid, applications close January 20, 2021)
Architectural Conservancy of Ontario (ACO) NextGen Job Shadow Program (applications close January 31, 2021)
Middlebrook Prize for Young Canadian Curators (call for submissions closes February 1, 2021)

Canada

International

Akimbo (Canada)
Alliance for the Arts (British Columbia)
Archives Association of Ontario (Ontario)
Association of Manitoba Museums (Manitoba)
BC Alliance for Arts + Culture (BC)
BC Museum Association (BC)
Canadian Association of Heritage Professionals (Canada)
Canadian Museums Association - Jobs in Heritage (Canada)
Charity Village (Canada)
GLAM Careers (Canada, USA)
Government of Canada Job Bank (Canada)
Heritage BC (BC)
Museums Association of Saskatchewan (Saskatchewan)
Ontario Museum Association (Ontario)
Ontario Association of Art Galleries (Ontario)
Société des musées du Québec (Québec)
Young Canada Works (Canada)
WorkInCulture (mostly Ontario)

Association of Art Museums Curators Internship Opportunities (USA)
American Alliance of Museums (USA)
Art Jobs Europe (Europe)
Connecting to Collections (USA)
Museum Jobs (mostly UK)
Museum Savvy (Canada, USA, International)
Museums Association (UK)
New York Foundation for the Arts (mostly USA)
New York University Museum Studies Blog (mostly USA)
Smithsonian Institution
The Guardian Jobs (mostly Europe)
UNESCO Careers (International)
UNESCO Internship Programme (International)
University of Leicester Museum Studies Jobs Desk (UK)

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