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Peter Johnston has a diverse work experience spanning multiple industries and roles.

Peter started their career as an Assistant Lecturer at the University of Kent in 2010, where they taught undergraduates, led seminars, and provided research advice for students.

In 2012, Peter worked as an Intern at the Office of David Rutley MP, conducting research, corresponding with constituents, and updating Mr. Rutley's website.

From 2011 to 2013, they worked as a Freelance Copywriter and Editor for iProspect UK, producing content for digital marketing agencies and managing multiple projects with tight deadlines.

In 2013, they served as a Research Advisor at the British Library, conducting in-depth research for an exhibition on "Propaganda: Power and Persuasion," selecting exhibits and writing descriptive content.

Peter also worked as a Freelance Media Relations professional at Apollo Public Relations in 2013, managing targeted campaigns, writing pitches, and conducting research for suitable journalists.

Peter then became a Visiting Lecturer at the University of Westminster in 2013, where they devised and delivered a course on "Politics, Propaganda, and the Cinema," receiving positive student feedback.

In 2013, they were a Researcher at the Centre for Social Justice, leading research on the Veterans' Transitions project, compiling a policy document, and delivering briefings to politicians, government ministers, and the media.

Peter joined the National Army Museum in 2014, where they held various roles, including Collections Content Manager, Collections Development and Review Manager, and Head of Collections Research and Academic Access. Peter was responsible for curatorial development, exhibition content, public programs, and collaborating with other departments.

In 2021, Peter became the Head of Collections and Research at The Royal Air Force Museum, leading the development and accessibility of museum collections, delivering the research strategy, and providing specialist advice to the Museum's senior management.

In 2022, they joined the Imperial War Museums as the Assistant Director of Narrative and Content.

Peter Johnston has a PhD in History from the University of Kent, which they obtained from 2008 to 2013. Prior to that, they completed an MA (with Distinction) in Modern History at Durham University from 2007 to 2008. Peter also holds a 2:1 BA (Hons) in History from Durham University, which they earned from 2004 to 2007. Peter's earlier education includes attending Dr Challoner's Grammar School, although specific start and end years are not provided.