Arts Job Bank
Arts organizations steeped in their communities are at an advantage, and the BU Arts Administration program is no exception. We take pride in connecting vital arts organizations—nonprofit, public, or private—with the exceptionally qualified and well-prepared administrative professionals the MET program produces. Given the program’s emphasis on professional experience, Arts Administration students are especially capable of contributing to organizations early in their careers.
To post a job to the Arts Administration job bank, please use the announcement submission form to create a posting.
Job: Director of Audience Strategy & Community Engagement
The newly-created position of Director of Audience Strategy & Community Engagement sits at the intersection of marketing, community engagement, and patron experience, and unites diverse revenue-generating functions in a cohesive, data-informed, and audience-centered vision. A key member of the senior management team, this person deepens the Mahaiwe’s connections with existing audiences, attracting new and more diverse ones, and ensuring that every touchpoint reflects the warmth and vitality of the organization. More
Job: Community Coordinator
The Chorus of Westerly seeks a dynamic and community-minded Community Coordinator to help expand our connection to audiences, partners, and participants across the region. This role is ideal for someone who enjoys building relationships, bringing people together, and helping meaningful programs for all ages grow and take shape. More
Job: Studio Manager
We are seeking an organized, proactive, and detail-obsessed Studio Manager to support one of the world's most prominent political artists. She also serves as a senior faculty member at Harvard University. More
Job: Research Assistant
The Strategic National Arts Alumni Project (SNAAP) is seeking a part-time Research Assistant to support the Career Lab’s mixed-methods research activities. This role is ideal for a current graduate student (especially Ph.D. students) or an early career researcher with strong quantitative skills and a clear interest in research as a primary career path. More
Job: Executive Director
The Executive Director will be a Boston-based leader responsible for fundraising, strategic planning, operations, and promotion. Reporting to the Friends of Herter Park (FOHP) Board President, the Executive Director will guide the organization’s financial and strategic direction while overseeing the day-to-day management of Riverstage’s business affairs. More