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Student Jobs, Internships, and Fellowships
Staff Positions
Volunteer
As a university museum, we could not accomplish the things we do without the help of our amazing student employees. These talented individuals, who study everything from art history to public relations, perform a wide variety of roles, including researching our collection, managing tours for school grous, building displays for new exhibitions, running artwork databases, operating the MOA Store, keeping the Museum and its visitors safe, developing social media content, and keeping our facilities clean. Details of many new positions are added regularly on Y Jobs. We can’t wait to work with you! Tap the links below for more information on specific jobs, internships, and fellowships.

Now Hiring: Student Educator

July 18, 2024
Closing August 4, 2024

Internships

May 01, 2024
Work on mentored projects in our Curatorial, Education, Registration, or Marketing Team

Humanities Fellowship

April 01, 2024
Fellowships allow outstanding BYU Humanities students to become immersed in the cross-disciplinary scholarship of curatorial practice.

There are currently no staff jobs available. Please check again later.

Volunteers provide an invaluable service to the Museum of Art, the university, and the community. Fulfilling a vital link between the Museum’s exhibitions and its visitors, volunteers present lively educational tours of current exhibitions to community and family groups. Volunteers also lend support to the Museum’s many public programs, including Art After Dark events, Family Arts Festival, lectures, symposia. Volunteer docents who would like to give tours are required to attend the exhibition training(s), shadow at least two tours for the exhibition, and fulfill a tour practicum for senior education staff members.

For additional information, please contact Kitsa Behringer, MOA Volunteer Coordinator: kbehringer@byu.edu.