Korean Museum Curator
A Korean Museum Curator is responsible for protecting, safeguarding, and interpreting Korean artifacts and cultural heritage for the purpose of telling Korea's story through its objects. Korean Museum curators are often responsible for managing and organizing a museum's collections, conducting research, producing exhibitions, and managing staff. To succeed in this career, one must have a strong knowledge of Korean history and culture, as well as museum practices and policies. Many achieve this through a Bachelor's or Master's degree in Korean Studies, Museum Studies, or a related field.