Musicology takes the post of civil servant.

The positions of civil servants in musicology are as follows:

1. Staff of the Ministry of Culture: The Ministry of Culture or cultural centers and other institutions can recruit staff engaged in the planning, promotion and organization of cultural activities of music and art projects.

2. Music teachers in educational institutions: The education department will recruit music teachers to engage in school education, be responsible for teaching music courses and guiding students' music performances.

3. Concert Hall Managers: Some large concert halls, conservatories or art groups may recruit full-time staff to be responsible for the organization and management of music activities.

4. Cultural heritage protection staff: In cultural heritage protection institutions, museums and other units, staff with music professional background may be needed to carry out the protection and research of cultural relics and cultural heritage related to music.

What does a civil servant mean?

Civil servants refer to the staff engaged in public management, administrative services, decision-making consultation, policy formulation, implementation supervision and other positions in government departments such as organs, institutions and institutions. They are usually selected by the government according to certain procedures, employed by contract or employment, and enjoy certain rights, status and welfare benefits.

The main duties of civil servants include: implementing government decisions and policies, managing public resources, providing public services, promoting social and economic development, and maintaining social order and public interests. They are responsible for the planning, organization, implementation, supervision and evaluation of public affairs and communicate and coordinate with citizens, enterprises and institutions.

Civil servants usually have a stable and long-term career and enjoy relatively high job stability and welfare benefits, such as higher wages, benefits and pensions. At the same time, civil servants also bear certain responsibilities and obligations, including obeying the law, being honest and keeping secrets.