#BrumSciCommOne of the MUPI projects is conducting research into linking researchers with museums. It would be great if you take a few minutes to complete their survey. Details below: We are conducting a preliminary investigation into the possibility of a website to link museums with researchers. To do this we need the views of academics […]
The Lapworth Museum of Geology at the University of Birmingham is delighted to announce that it has had a new arrival… a Darwinopterus! This short film (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kczv92B7tXg) shows its first few moments in the museum and it settling into its new surroundings. I hope you like this short video. This is a particularly important year […]
Are you a museum looking to work with university? Or an academic wanting to work with a museum? Then the Museum University Partnership Initiative (MUPI) could be what you have been looking for. Funded by Arts Council England, the project is offering museum staff and volunteers the opportunity to meet with academics to develop mutually […]
Join Birmingham Museums and Art Gallery on Saturday 12th November as they venture into space for their November Edwardian Tearooms Late. Kick back and relax in their mobile planetarium as you are taken on an adventure through the night sky, get hands on with some of their space themed collection and they’ll have some great experiments going on […]
Ignite is Birmingham Museums Young People’s Forum (You must be between 16 and 24 years old to join Ignite) and it is shaped and led by its members. You will contribute to the work of the Forum by inputting ideas, skills, enthusiasm, knowledge and creativity. Our team work on a whole range of projects! What does the […]
Birmingham Museums Trust are advertising for six Trainee Enablers; a wonderful opportunity for young people to gain paid work experience over the summer holiday. “Are you confident, outgoing and have a passion for science? Our successful Science and Heritage Career Ladder Programme, has been running for almost ten years at Thinktank, Birmingham Science Museum, and aims […]
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