Goldsmiths Textile Collection Curator

Goldsmiths University of London
November 17, 2024
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Offerd Salary:£38,647 - £41,780
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Contract Type:Open-ended
Working Time:Full time
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Goldsmiths Textile Collection Curator

Department

Library

Vacancy Type

Open-ended/Permanent

Full-Time/Part-Time

Part Time

Salary

£38,647 - £41,780

Actual Hours

21

FTE

0.6

Interview Date

Week commencing Mon 18 November

Contact Details

[email protected]

Posted Date

21/10/2024

Closing Date

17/11/2024

Ref No

10303

Documents

  • Goldsmiths Textile Collection Curator - JD and person specification (PDF, 1132.79kb)
  • About the department

    The Library at Goldsmiths is at the heart of academic life and the student experience on campus. We have a strong culture of delivering reliable, high- quality services, resources and support to all our departments and visitors. We are passionate about continually innovating, developing and improving our offer. We are proud of our highly skilled, collaborative staff and of our unique resources, which enable us to support our community in their learning, teaching, scholarship and research.

    About the role

    We are seeking a dedicated, experienced and knowledgeable individual to join the Special Collections and Archives team within Library Services as Curator (Goldsmiths Textile Collection).

    Reporting to the Special Collections & Archives (SCA) Manager, the post holder's main responsibilities are the management, care and accessibility of the Goldsmiths Textile Collection (GTC). This includes supporting researchers, collections management and the planning and delivery of student, staff and public exhibitions and events in the Constance Howard Gallery (CHG), with a view to enhancing the student experience.

    This post will be based on campus in Deptford Town Hall.

    About the Candidate

    The successful candidate will be educated to first degree level in a relevant subject or have equivalent experience, as well as a professional qualification in museum or heritage studies, or substantial experience with a relevant collection. You will have experience of delivering workshops, as well as excellent interpersonal and communication skills and ab ability to take initiative and self-direct.

    Goldsmiths, University of London is passionate about advancing equality and celebrating diversity.

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