Program Overview

Introduction to the Museum Management Program

The museum management program is designed to address the changing needs of museums since the 1980s. The traditional core tasks of collecting, preserving, researching, and communicating have been modified and expanded. The program aims to set minimum standards for management qualifications and provide practical knowledge.

Program Objectives

The program is intended for employees of museums from all disciplines, curators, custodians, and management staff who want to share their experiences and benefit from the network of participants. The program consists of 10 modules, which are designed to provide a comprehensive understanding of museum management.

Program Structure

• The program is divided into 10 modules, which cover various aspects of museum management.
  • The modules are designed to be practical and provide hands-on experience.
  • The program is intended to be a comprehensive introduction to museum management.

Target Audience

• The program is designed for employees of museums from all disciplines.
  • Curators and custodians are also eligible to participate.
  • Management staff who want to share their experiences and benefit from the network of participants are also welcome.

Program Details

• The program aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of museum management.
  • The program covers topics such as organization, financing, profiling, and presentation.
  • The program is designed to be practical and provide hands-on experience.