Marija Jurić

She graduated in Art History and Information and Communication Sciences, specializing in Museology and Heritage Management, at the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, University of Zagreb. Her primary areas of interest include 20th century architecture, audience development, cultural awareness, and adapting museum practices to the contemporary age.

During her studies, she participated in the ‘eKultura’ project for the digitization of museum, library, and archive materials at the Institute of Art History (2022) and the Museum of Arts and Crafts (2022–2023). At the Zagreb City Museum, she developed and led the original project Third Saturday (2023–2024), a monthly public lecture series covering a variety of topics.

She has attended several international and national training programs in museology, conservation, and cultural outreach. She also took part in an archaeological excavation and training led by Professor Jurković on the island of Rab, as well as in initiatives related to mental health, digital literacy, and methods of non-formal education.

Since June 2025 works as a team member on the ERC project Housing.Yu – Right to Housing: the Production of Spaces of Everyday Life in Yugoslavia (1945–1991) as professional associate in science for documentation and information systems.