Internship Training Programs
The Project
From time to time we have an opportunity for interns to participate in conservation treatment projects.
Successful applicants work directly under
conservator's supervision in carrying out all aspects of conservation
treatment and documentation.
Duration of Project
Various
Eligibility
Applicants should be in their junior or
senior year in college working toward a degree in art history, art
conservation, collection management or other related field. Graduate
students and Master's degree candidates are encouraged to apply and
make a project the object of their thesis or dissertation. Other
serious individuals may also be considered if they posses specialized
experience, knowledge, skill or talent.
Application
Send your resume and current references
along with a short statement of your personal or academic goals and how
you think this internship will help you achieve them. If applicable,
obtain a letter of recommendation from your department head or academic
advisor, indicating whether you will receive academic credit for your
work and what skills you are expected to acquire.
There is no fee charged for this program
and academic credit may be offered through your learning institution.
There is customarily a per day stipend offered to offset travel and
living expenses.
