HQ Function

The headquarters serves as the central hub for all museum operations, including exhibit development and display, educational programming, scientific research dissemination, visitor services, and administrative functions.

Notable Features:

Iconic building complex on the Charles River Dam Bridge, featuring the distinct dome of the Charles Hayden Planetarium, the large structure housing the Mugar Omni Theater, and extensive exhibit halls. The outdoor Tyrannosaurus Rex model is a beloved landmark.

Work Culture:

A mission-driven, collaborative, and innovative environment focused on public education and engagement. Staff are passionate about science and learning, working in diverse teams to create inspiring and accessible experiences for visitors.

HQ Significance:

As a leading science museum, its headquarters is a significant cultural, educational, and architectural landmark in Boston. It plays a vital role in regional STEM education and community engagement, attracting millions of visitors annually.

Values Reflected in HQ: The headquarters embodies the museum's commitment to curiosity, learning, innovation, accessibility, and community. Its design and operations aim to inspire wonder and make science engaging for everyone.

Location:

While its physical campus is in Boston, the Museum of Science extends its influence globally. Its National Center for Technological Literacy® (NCTL®) develops and disseminates K-12 engineering and technology curricula, like Engineering is Elementary®, used by millions of students across the United States and internationally. The Museum also engages in online educational programming, shares research, and its innovative exhibit designs and educational models are studied and adapted by museums worldwide.

Street Address:

1 Science Park

City:

Boston

State/Province:

MA

Country:

USA