New Museums Site is one of the campuses operated by University of Cambridge . Our records show the address as Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, United Kingdom.
Use the address below when you need directions, mailing information or a clear sense of where New Museums Site is located. Larger institutions often spread teaching, research and administration across multiple sites, so confirm this is the campus relevant to your visit, interview or job application.
The New Museums Site, situated in central Cambridge, is an integral part of the University of Cambridge, focusing on a blend of sciences and humanities. This historic campus is home to several departments and museums, offering unique learning opportunities through its combination of academic programs and access to extensive collections. It serves as a bridge between theoretical study and practical exploration.
- Zoology: The Department of Zoology offers courses in animal biology, ecology, and evolutionary studies, supported by the Museum of Zoology.
- History and Philosophy of Science: Programs explore the development of scientific thought and its societal impact, with access to the Whipple Museum.
- Archaeology: The Department of Archaeology provides training in human history, material culture, and excavation techniques, linked to the Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology.
- Anthropology: Courses in social and biological anthropology focus on human diversity and cultural evolution.
- Earth Sciences: Offering studies in geology, paleontology, and environmental science, with resources from the Sedgwick Museum of Earth Sciences.
The New Museums Site is unique for its integration of academic departments with on-site museums, allowing students to engage directly with artifacts and specimens as part of their learning. The campus fosters an environment of curiosity and discovery, encouraging students to connect past and present through research and analysis. Facilities include lecture halls, laboratories, and exhibition spaces that enhance the educational experience. This site prepares students for careers in research, conservation, education, and cultural heritage, equipping them with skills to address contemporary challenges through a deep understanding of science and human history.
Other campuses at Cambridge University
All Cambridge University campuses · Institution-wide campus map · View jobs at University of Cambridge
