Qatar Jobs Today: Qatar Museums announces new job opportunities. Are you looking for job opportunities in Qatar? Qatar Museums announces the opening of recruitment for many jobs in various specializations in Qatar on today's date. These opportunities are available to all nationalities. Learn about the available jobs and how to apply through the following advertisement.
Who are we
Qatar Museums is the national authority for museums, heritage, and culture in Qatar. Established in 2005, Qatar Museums oversees a diverse portfolio of museums, cultural institutions, and heritage sites across the country. Its mission is to preserve and enlarge Qatar's cultural endowment, share its art and culture with the world, and enrich the life of every citizen through access to authentic cultural experiences.
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Qatar Museums's key objectives include:
- Preserving and enlarging Qatar's cultural heritage: Qatar Museums works to conserve and protect Qatar's rich cultural heritage, including archaeological sites, historical artifacts, and traditional crafts. The organization also collects and archives Qatar's intangible cultural heritage, including oral traditions, music, and folklore.
- Sharing Qatar's art and culture with the world: Qatar Museums organizes and presents exhibitions, performances, and cultural events that showcase Qatar's art, history, and culture to audiences both within the country and abroad. The organization also conducts research and publishes books and articles on Qatar's cultural heritage.
- Enriching the life of every Qatari citizen through access to authentic cultural experiences: Qatar Museums creates opportunities for Qatari citizens to engage with their culture and heritage through a variety of programs and activities, including museum visits, workshops, and educational programs. The organization also supports Qatari artists and cultural producers through grants and residencies.
Why Join Qatar Museums
Qatar Museums symbolizes Qatar’s cultural, educational and social aspirations and is a very diverse and interesting institution.
It inspires, preserves and promotes Art, Creativity, Culture and Heritage; giving opportunity to individuals to experience a journey of learning and exploration.
Working at Qatar Museums means contributing toward building a cultural scene, showcasing component of human history, tradition and heritage; while working in a multicultural environment. It’s most powerful tool is its production of knowledge; and everyone working in this organization becomes part of this process.
What we offer
We offer suitable training and development opportunities including job shadowing, on the job trainings, Professional Exchange & Placement programs, in-house Coaching and Mentoring support to help you grow within the organization.
Our employees enjoy:
- Competitive salaries and benefits.
- Generous annual leave.
- Medical insurance.
- Convenient working hours – 07:30 am to 2:30 pm.
Required jobs in Qatar Museums and their details:
1. Curator
The Curator provides expertise on the Museum’s collections, proposes and implements acquisitions corresponding to the strategy (including acquisitions related to Asia but not exclusively), curates exhibitions and manages publications. The Curator participates in the different activities of prefiguration of the museum.
Roles & responsibilities:
- Conceptualizes and executes all aspects of project development and implementation at the highest professional standards, including research, writing, presentations, budgeting, and coordination with project stakeholders.
- Participates in the conception and implementation of the museum architectural programming and museography.
- Makes acquisition recommendations based on research for objects or collections of interest to Art Mill Museum.
- Provides documentation for the collection.
- Participates in panels, discussions, conferences.
- Develops ideas and resources for public program and education.
- Writes essays for exhibition catalogues, scholarly articles for internal and external publications.
- Attends conferences and networks with external museums and curators.
- Represents the museum in all activities in public domain in line with museum vision and mission.
Qualifications/Requirements:
- MA in History of Art, Museum or Curatorial Studies.
- Minimum of 5 years relevant experience
- Excellent language skills in English
- Excellent interpersonal skills.
- Proficiency in computer skills and Microsoft Office.
- Proof of independent research, publications and articles with respected journals and institutions.
- Proof of academic papers presented at international conferences.
- Proof of exhibition development and delivery as sole curator
2. Curator for Ottoman Lands
The Curator for Ottoman Lands will be expected to research, catalogue, and publish the MIA Collections from Turkey and the Ottoman Empire, and contribute to display and exhibition development, according to the latest scientific research and international museum practice.
Roles & responsibilities:
- Assist with day-to-day documentation and research of the collection
- Responsible for all curatorial matters relating to the Ottoman world.
- Contribute to (temporary and permanent) display and exhibition development.
- Handle public queries, Educational and Communication Division requests, and scholarly requests.
- Must be able to work within a team, be flexible and self-motivated. Liaise with museum conservators, registrars and other colleagues on a regular basis.
- Other activities as requested by the Deputy Director of Curatorial Affairs.
Qualifications/Requirements:
- PhD in Islamic art history or archaeology
- 3 - 5 years as Curator of relevant field
- Familiarity with object handling
- Documentation and database experience
- A good network of specialised contacts
- Experience of living in Middle East
- Fluent English
- Proficiency in Turkish (if possible modern & Ottoman Turkish) and / or Arabic & Persian.
- Proficiency in additional European and Asian research languages
- A high level of subject-specific expertise.
- Excellent communication skills
- Strong research abilities and excellent organization
- Publications and lecturing experience
- Ability to work individually and as part of a team
- Professional manner and friendly attitude
- Interested in professional development
3. Curator of Design
The Art Mill Museum approaches design as a multidisciplinary field, encompassing fashion, crafts, industrial, graphic, architectural, and social design, with a strong focus on its intersection with public life, sustainability, and material culture. The Curator of Design will shape the Art Mill Museum’s approach to design in conjunction with the Curator for Architecture, Design and Gardens.
Roles & responsibilities:
- Collection Development, Research, Exhibitions
- Participates in original research and exhibition projects and generate high-quality curatorial content, including catalogues, essays, and exhibition texts.
- Propose acquisitions that strengthen the design collection and contribute to AMM’s long-term development.
- Participates in the preparation of the museography program, the acquisition proposals, the pedagogical project, artistic commissions and produce texts for these projects, as well as for any other communication as required by AMM.
- Research, document, and oversee the care and development of the design collection, including archives.
- Develop strategies for conservation, digitization, and accessibility in collaboration with conservation and collection management teams.
- Maintain and update the collection database for museography and institutional use.
- Write scholarly essays for exhibition catalogues and other internal/external publications.
- Liaise with several internal and external parties to identify unique acquisition opportunities and prioritize these in relation to AMM’s overall strategy and exhibitions schedule.
- Negotiate acquisition contracts and scope of work for agreements along with the collection management team.
- Public Engagement & Outreach
- Contribute to public programs and educational initiatives, including lectures, panels, and workshops.
- Support initiatives that engage diverse audiences, including universities, community partners and schools, through thoughtfully curated content and contextual resources.
- Institutional Collaboration
- Collaborate with internal departments (education, conservation, public programs) and external partners (artists, designers, lenders) to realize exhibitions and events.
- Collaborate with Design Doha (QM’s Design Biennale) for potential acquisitions and for several design aspects in preparation for the future AMM museum.
- Represent AMM at international conferences and build networks with museums and professionals worldwide.
- Maintain effective communication within the Art Mill Museum and across other QM departments.
- Represents the department/organization as appropriate within the organization, locally and internationally.
- Collaborates and builds working relationships with related business stakeholders, external vendors & service suppliers, and international museum & industry peers.
- Actively contributes to public discourse on design by leading talks, curating panels, and representing AMM at global platforms.
- Work closely with communications and education teams to develop interpretive content.
- Cultivate partnerships with design institutions and professionals globally.
Qualifications/Requirements:
- Strong understanding of design history and contemporary design practices.
- Proven experience in exhibition development, as well as acquisitions and collections management strategies.
- Excellent research, writing, and editorial skills in English (knowledge of other languages is an asset).
- Experience using EMu or similar CMS preferred.
- Proficiency in computer skills and Microsoft Office.
- Proof of independent research, publications and articles with respected journals and institutions.
- Creative and critical thinker with a passion for storytelling through design.
- Previous experience of working in the region and knowledge of the architectural and design projects of the region are an asset.
- MA in Design History, Art History, Museum or Curatorial Studies
- At least 10 - 12 years of experience as curator of design.
4. Curator of Photography, Video & Moving Image
The Curator of Photography, Video & Moving Image is a key member in the AMM curatorial team and will participate in the research, development, and interpretation of time-based and lens-based media within the Art Mill Museum’s collection and exhibition program. The role spans historical and contemporary practices, documentation, media archives, and interdisciplinary approaches. The curator will contribute to developing the collection and to curate exhibitions in connection with the AMM strategies. They will work closely with artists, institutions, and communities locally and globally.
Roles & responsibilities:
- Collection Development & Research
- Research, document, and oversee the development of the photography and time-based collections, including archives.
- Propose acquisitions that strengthen the museum’s photography and time-based media holdings.
- Contribute to AMM’s long-term development in relation to AMM’s overall strategy and exhibitions schedule.
- Contribute to the compiling of acquisition contracts along with the collection management team.
- Develop strategies for the future museum regarding conservation, storage, digitization, and accessibility in collaboration with conservation and collection management teams.
- Input to, maintain and update the collections database.
- Participates in original research and exhibition projects and generate high-quality curatorial content, including catalogues, essays, and exhibition texts.
- Participates in the preparation of the museography program, the acquisition proposals, the pedagogical project, artistic commissions and produce texts for these projects, as well as for any other communication as required by AMM.
- Write scholarly essays for exhibition catalogues and other internal/external publications.
- Public Engagement & Outreach
- Design and contribute to dynamic public programs including screenings, talks, and artist-led sessions.
- Cultivate educational resources and collaborations that engage students, researchers, and broader audiences in collaboration with the Curator of Learning and Audience Engagement.
- Contribute to the museum’s editorial and online content strategy related to photography and moving image.
- Institutional Collaboration
- Liaise with Qatar Museums’ Film and Photography departments, DFI (Doha Film Institute), Tasweer (QM Photography Biennale) and local and international media festivals and institutions.
- Represent AMM in professional networks, and academic fora related to photography, media art and film
Qualifications/Requirements:
- Strong understanding of photography, film and video historical and contemporary practices.
- Ability to liaise closely with photography conservators and framers for best standards.
- Good knowledge of the different media techniques.
- Proven experience in collections management, exhibition development, as well as acquisitions.
- Excellent research, writing, and editorial skills in English (knowledge of Arabic is an asset).
- Experience with museum collections databases (EMu or similar CMS system preferred) and digital asset management.
- Proficiency in computer skills and Microsoft Office.
- Proof of independent research, publications and articles with respected journals and institutions.
- Creative and critical thinker with a passion for storytelling.
- MA in Photography, Film, Media, Art History, Museum or Curatorial Studies.
- At least 10 - 12 years of experience in a similar position.
5. Curator – Global Automotive History
Curator provides the expertise on the museum’s collections, areas of cataloguing, research, publications, contribute to display, development of exhibition, website content and learning material.
Roles & responsibilities:
- Conceptualize and execute all aspects of project development and implementation at the highest professional standards, including research, writing, presentations, budgeting, and coordination with project stakeholders
- Write scopes for exhibition vendors and services
- Conduct tours to explain key exhibition themes to internal stakeholders’ departments.
- Review project and consultancy contracts with legal team
- Write exhibition catalog entries, essays and publications
- Publish original research and present at conferences
- Build relationships and professional network with external museums and curators
- Initiate and establish relationships with external and internal stakeholders from concept to delivery
- Represent the museum in all activities in public domain, in line with museum vision and mission
Qualifications/Requirements:
- Proof of independent research, publications and articles with respected journals and institutions
- Proof of academic papers presented at international conferences
- Proof of exhibition development and delivery as sole curator
- Excellent language skills in English (Arabic language +)
- Excellent interpersonal and communication skills.
- Proficiency in computer skills and Microsoft Office
- MA or PhD in Museum or Heritage Studies, Museum Gallery Practices, Design Studies, Architecture, Industrial Design (or other relevant fields).
- 10-12 years
- 5 -6 years of experience in the specialized field
6. Curatorial Affairs Researcher
The Senior Curatorial Affairs Researcher supports the Curatorial Department in the development and delivery of high-quality exhibitions and related programming in alignment with the Lusail Museum’s vision, mission, and scholarly direction. This role contributes significantly to the research, interpretation, and presentation of both the permanent collection and temporary exhibitions. The Senior Researcher also plays a key role in the preparation of curatorial texts, publications, talks, and other outputs, and supports the Director and Curators in shaping and executing the museum’s exhibition and program strategy.
Roles & responsibilities:
- Curatorial Research:
- Collection and Research Development
- Conducts original research and documentation on the museum’s collection, artists, and artworks, in alignment with the collection development strategy.
- Proposes artists and artworks for acquisition and contributes to scholarly research that supports exhibitions, publications, and public programs.
- Supports the ongoing development and interpretation of the collection through research, cataloguing, and content creation.
- Exhibition and Program Support
- Works closely with curators, artists, and museum partners to research and develop relevant, innovative exhibitions and public programs.
- Initiates and develops curatorial projects from concept to completion, including exhibitions, commissions, publications, talks, screenings, and digital content.
- Assists in the planning and execution of exhibitions and programs, including scheduling, logistics, and coordination with internal teams to ensure timely delivery.
- Provides curatorial content for exhibitions, events, and publications, including overseeing image reproduction rights, captions, and metadata accuracy.
- Maintains up-to-date records of all exhibition and program plans, and contributes to internal documentation and project tracking.
- Editorial and Interpretive Work
- Coordinates, edits, and contributes to the writing of exhibition texts and related materials, both in print and digital formats.
- Assists in the preparation and delivery of public-facing presentations such as gallery talks, lectures, and guided tours.
- Supports the curatorial team in the development and editing of interpretive materials and translations (Arabic/English) for publications and exhibition content.
- Collaboration and Communication
- Works cross-departmentally with Collections, Exhibitions, Education, and Research teams to align and share curatorial content and updates.
- Serves as a key liaison between the Curatorial Department and other departments within Qatar Museums, as well as with external partners and institutions.
- Attends and contributes to internal and external research meetings, workshops, and symposia as requested.
Qualifications/Requirements:
- Advanced degree (MA preferred) in Art History, Orientalist/Islamic Art, Museum Studies, Cultural Studies, or a related field.
- Broad knowledge of Orientalist/Islamic Art and experience of application in a museum environment
- Excellent writing and communication skills (English and Arabic) other languages suitable
- Research skills
- Experience in research associated with the creation and development of exhibitions;
- Interested in professional development
- Professional manner and friendly attitude
- Ability to work individually and as part of a team
- Knowledge of Microsoft Office and other basic computing skills
- Demonstrated experience in curatorial research, particularly in the context of museum exhibitions, publications, and public programs.
- Broad knowledge of Orientalist Art and general Art History, with experience applying this knowledge in a museum or cultural heritage environment.
- Proven research skills, with the ability to conduct original scholarship and synthesize complex material for diverse audiences.
7. Senior Curatorial Affairs Researcher
The Sr Curatorial Affairs Researcher will assist in developing and delivering the curatorial research and interpretive planning for the permanent exhibits, workshops, programs, temporary exhibitions, publications, and website of Auto Museum.
Roles & responsibilities:
- Curatorial:
- Conduct curatorial research on themes related to the temporary exhibitions.
- Conduct research on themes related to the permanent exhibits, collections, projects, talks, and materials for acquisition.
- Support in the development of the curatorial and interpretive planning strategies for the permanent exhibits.
- Assist in preparation and delivery of presentations and workshop to various audiences (e.g. workshops with partners, presentations for the board, lectures, gallery talks for staff, patrons, visitors);
- Draft Content for the website, social media, and exhibition catalogue.
- Project Coordination / Management:
- Coordinate with QM Departments related to all parts of the exhibition development process.
- Coordinate with external parties to conduct archival research relevant for the permanent exhibits.
- Support the curatorial content development and the content management for the permanent exhibits.
- Update key information on the content and collection management systems.
- Prepare weekly and monthly progress reports.
- Performs other relevant duties as assigned.
Qualifications/Requirements:
- Master’s degree in Museum Studies, Contemporary Art, Curating, or relevant fields.
- 6 years of relevant experience.
- Excellent research, writing and communication skills (English and Arabic).
- Good knowledge in historical research methods.
- Knowledge of the history of design and contemporary and modern art.
- Eager to learn and adapt to a multi-cultural environment.
- Attention to detail.
- Ability to work independently as well as collaboratively with multi-disciplinary teams.
- Flexible approach to work, but highly committed.
- Excellent organizational ability.
- Excellent command of Microsoft Office (Outlook, Word, Excel and Power Point).
How to apply for jobs
To apply for the aforementioned jobs, you can follow these steps:
- To go to the application page. (Job opportunities for Qatar Museums )
- Click on a job title to view details.
- Please click the Easy Apply button at the top of the page.
- Enter the required information in the pop-up screens.
- Click Review to review the form.
Source and additional details
- Job source: The official website
- Posted Date: 24-2-2026 (Please check the date before applying).
- Required Nationalities: All nationalities.