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Job Description:
Job Description:
Arts administrators make the arts happen. They are the organizers of the arts world. They help to organize events and exhibitions, manage staff, and look after buildings like theaters or museums. They book venues, promote events, help with staff training, manage budgets.
Salary: $56,050 per year on average
Salary: $56,050 per year on average
Occupational Outlook:
Occupational Outlook:
Arts administrator jobs are in demand. The job market for analysts is projected to grow 5% from 2018 to 2028.
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Educational Requirements:
Educational Requirements:
Requires Bachelor's degree in information technology or computer sciences or an arts administration MA or an artistic or business management qualification.
Soft Skills, Characteristics, and/or Abilities Need For This Career:
Soft Skills, Characteristics, and/or Abilities Need For This Career:
Organizational skills and numeracy, the ability to negotiate contracts, confidence in managing budgets, and the ability to work well under pressure.
Software Knowledge Needed For This Career:
Software Knowledge Needed For This Career:
Just learning how to use a computer and being able to stay in contact with others via email.
Pros and Cons to Choosing This Career
Pros and Cons to Choosing This Career
Pros (Positives to this Career)
Pros (Positives to this Career)
Develop more social skills
Building Relationships.
Autonomous Environment
Cons (Negatives to this Career)
Cons (Negatives to this Career)
Always under pressure
It could be stressful
You have to do a lot of work at once
Typical Working Conditions For This Career:
Typical Working Conditions For This Career:
It can vary depending on what your administrating but the most common places you will be working at is in theatres, galleries, museums, and other arts and culture organizations.
Career Researched By: Sebastian Bazan
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