We're home to several museums dedicated to medicine and health. Explore our rich collections online and on campus.
Our Sydney Medicial School Museum is an online museum and archive showcasing the rich history of medicine at the University of Sydney. It is a representation of our history home to a vast collection of artefacts, images, publications, multimedia and virtual exhibitions.
Our Ainsworth Interactive Collection of Medical Pathology (Pathology Museum) houses approximately 1600 pathological specimens on permanent display, providing an invaluable teaching resources for medical science education.
Our J.T. WIlson Museum has an extensive collection of prosections, with more than 660 specimens covering all regions of the body. The collection continues to grow and features exhibits dissected by many eminent people of the Australian medical community.
Our J.L. Shellshear Museum specialises in human, other primate and mammalian skeletal collections. It includes casts of human ancestors and other hominids.
Our Chau Chak Wing Museum is a physical hub for sharing the University of Sydney's extensive collections with the wider community. It is home to collections traversing various cultures and periods, as well as natural history collections and works by prominent contemporary artists.
