National Museums Liverpool
National Museums Liverpool is a group of free national museums and art galleries in Merseyside. We have a huge range of significant and diverse collections, including everything from Impressionist paintings and rare beetles to a lifejacket from the Titanic.
It all started way back in 1851 when the 13th Earl of Derby donated his enormous natural history collection to the town of Liverpool. This was the beginnings of what would one day become World Museum.
Fast forward over 170 years and the creation of 6 more museums and galleries, Liverpool now has one of the largest collections of museums and galleries in the UK.
In 1986 it was decided that the museums in the city had collected works of art and objects of such historic and scientific significance that ownership should be handed over to the nation in order to protect them. From here, National Museums Liverpool was born.
We exist today to allow you, and future generations, to learn from and enjoy our amazing, varied collections and venues.
2 Vacancies
- We currently have the post of Major Projects Officer (Security Infrastructure Project) available.
- You will primarily support the Security Infrastructure Project, which focuses on the upgrade and replacement of security systems and services across both public and non-public venues.
- This is an exciting opportunity to contribute to the successful delivery of a major infrastructure programme, supporting the modernisation of critical systems across multiple sites.
- We currently have the post of Development Manager (Waterfront Transformation Project) available.
- The Development Manager will play a central role in supporting the Head of Development (Capital Campaigns) to deliver the fundraising strategy for the Waterfront Transformation Project.
- You will maintain regular engagement with donors, confidently engage high-value individuals, and build strong relationships that inspire long-term support for the project.