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Public History Specialist

Heritage Officers play a crucial role in preserving and promoting the rich cultural tapestry of the UK, ensuring that historical sites and artifacts are safeguarded for future generations. This role not only contributes to the nation's identity but also enhances community engagement and tourism, making it vital for both local and global heritage appreciation.

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Top UK Graduate Employers

    The National Archives
    A leading institution in preserving and providing access to historical records, offering diverse opportunities for public history specialists.Explore Employer Portal
    Historic England
    Dedicated to protecting and promoting England's historic environment, providing a platform for public history professionals to engage with communities.Explore Employer Portal
    The British Museum
    One of the world's most renowned museums, offering roles that focus on public engagement and educational outreach.Explore Employer Portal
    The National Trust
    A charity dedicated to preserving historic places and spaces, providing opportunities for public historians to connect with visitors.Explore Employer Portal
    The Imperial War Museum
    A prominent institution focusing on conflict history, offering roles that engage the public through exhibitions and educational programmes.Recruitment Portal