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Who Can Apply: Outstanding contemporary art researchers and curators with a strong publication profile, expertise in contemporary art, art history and curating, and an honours or postgraduate degree in a related discipline; expertise in decolonisation and non-Western art is desirable.
The Focus: A permanent joint role teaching contemporary art, art history and curating at Liverpool John Moores University while working as Research Curator to support Tate Liverpool's public programme and research.
Compensation: Salary £48,337–£59,390 per annum plus benefits including pension, annual leave and career progression.
Key Requirements: Submit an online application through the LJMU recruitment portal; review the job description PDF for full role details.
DeadlineFriday, November 13, 2026
Pay£48,337–£59,390 per annum
DurationPermanent
LocationLiverpool, United Kingdom
Open toArtists worldwide
ParticipationOn-site
Career stagesMid-Career, Established
DisciplinesContemporary art, Art history, Curating
Application notesApplications close at midnight on the advertised closing date. Informal enquiries may be made to Professor Joasia Krysa (J.M.Krysa@ljmu.ac.uk); for other enquiries contact academiccampaign@ljmu.ac.uk. Applications are particularly encouraged from women, ethnically diverse groups, LGBTQ+ people and disabled people.