Procuring artifacts, creating and maintaining exhibits, organizing the display of artifacts, choosing, labeling and arranging display items for exhibitions, purchasing new and rare collections, deciding which objects needs examining, cleaning, preserving and displaying, while maintaining the record of each object are some of the roles played by Curators.

Educating visitors about the Museum, decorating exhibition halls, arranging and labeling secondary collections, arrange guide trips, travel exhibitions, school visits, and providing training courses are the responsibilities of the educationists.

Coordinators organize and coordinate exhibition, select topic for exhibitions to create awareness among visitors through pictures, charts, models, etc.

These professionals are responsible for planning and designing management strategies, creating content, promoting exhibitions and other cultural activities.

Registrars manage a museum's collection, overseeing acquisitions, loans, and documentation of artifacts. They ensure the proper care and preservation of objects

Archivists oversee the management, preservation, and access to historical records, manuscripts, and documents in museum archives

Cultural heritage managers oversee the preservation and interpretation of cultural artifacts and heritage sites, including museums.

Art historians specializing in museology research and interpret the history, provenance, and significance of artworks in a museum's collection