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The Museums Association represents the people and institutions constituting Britain's museums and galleries...
Contact the MA
Contact details, including department telephone lines, personal email addresses, fax, postal address and job titles for all current MA employees. Click here to find out more...
History
The MA is the oldest museums association in the world. It was set up by a small group of museums in 1889 to look after the interests of museums and galleries. Click here to find out more...
Council and committees
The MA has an executive staff but it is governed by its council, made up of leading people in Britain's museums and galleries and elected by the MA membership. Click here to find out more...
Research associates
The MA has introduced a new system of visiting researchers, known as Research Associates, working unpaid for a fixed period on a specific project. Click here to find out more...
MA Diary
Each week the MA attends events and meetings around the country to lobby on behalf of our members. See what's on the agenda in coming months. Click here to find out more...
Trusts and funds
The MA administers a number of funds designated to enhance collections and to aid MA members and their families in unexpected financial distress. Click here to find out more...
Annual report
The annual report is published each spring, detailing all accounts, building work, developments, and other changes at the Association. Click here to find out more...
Disciplinary regulations
The regulations relate to the MA's Code of Ethics, setting out the standards of behaviour that the Association expects of its members.
Click here to find out more...
Jobs at the MA
Find out about current vacancies at the Museums Association. All posts will be advertised here on the website, as well as being placed in the Museums Journal. Click here to find out more...
Frequently asked questions
What is a museum? How many people visit museums? How can I donate an object to a museum? Find answers to all of these questions and more. Click here to find out more...
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