The Museum offers a wide range of activities to develop, support and deliver higher education teaching for the University of Oxford, as well as other higher education institutions in the UK and abroad.
The Museum offers a wide range of activities to develop, support and deliver higher education teaching for the University of Oxford, as well as other higher education institutions in the UK and abroad.
The Museum's collections and expertise cover a broad range of academic disciplines from zoology and palaeontology to the history of science, archaeology, anthropology, museum studies, teacher training, geography, design, tourism, library science and public engagement. Below is a list of some of the more common formats for using the museum in higher education, but our staff are keen to discuss and develop bespoke sessions to best facilitate teaching.
Our displays are a rich resource for highlighting biodiversity, evolution, anatomy and geology. Tours can be self-directed or led by a member of Museum staff. Our vast behind-the-scenes collections offer an insight into the history of natural sciences, the history of the Museum itself, classification, preparation, collection and current research use.
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