The National Heritage Board is responsible for preserving and promoting Singapore’s cultural heritage through its Heritage Institutions division
Job Summary
The National Heritage Board is responsible for preserving and promoting Singapore’s cultural heritage through its Heritage Institutions division.
The role involves conducting original research aligned with Malay and Indian heritage priorities and collaborating with community and industry partners.
The Researcher supports exhibitions, programmes, education, and outreach by producing well-grounded research and translating outcomes into institutional outputs.
Matching Summary
The National Heritage Board is responsible for preserving and promoting Singapore’s cultural heritage through its Heritage Institutions division.
Skills & Requirements
Must-have
heritage research methodologies
archival research and oral history
community-driven research
project management in dynamic environment
collaboration with community partners
producing research outputs for public engagement
Nice-to-have
mentoring students or community researchers
innovative research approaches
strong communication and writing skills
commitment to preserving cultural heritage
navigating sensitive research areas
Key Requirements
background in heritage studies or related field
preferably at least 3 years relevant experience
knowledge of intangible cultural heritage research