Graduate Assistantships
Explore a museum career in depth through a graduate assistantship. With a collection that includes art from 30,000 BCE to the present day, our art holdings are vast and diverse. Graduate assistants are important contributors to the teaching and learning that underpins everything we do with our collection—from curatorial work to registration, education, and more.
Each spring, the museum recruits for assistantships, which are open to graduate students from any department, carry stipends, and provide tuition remission. Questions about the graduate assistanceship program can be directed to Ben Gardner, Andrew W. Mellon and Anthony J. Moravec University Experiences Manager, at bengard@iu.edu.
Check with us early in spring semester to find out what graduate assistanceships will be available the following year.