Museums

The University of England houses expansive museums and collections that are open to members of the public. These include impressive collections of scientific, aesthetic and cultural material, two permanent museums, two important heritage buildings.

We also have temporary exhibition space available.

Contact
Narelle Jarry
Associate Director, University Collections
Tel: 02 6773 1024

Museum of Antiquities

The Museum of Antiquities at the University of New England is the only regional ancient history and archaeology museum in Australia.

The Museum supports the teaching and research interests of UNE staff and students and of scholars worldwide. It also promotes the interest and engagement of the broader community in the history of peoples through the ages.

Natural History Museum

The Natural History Museum is a curated selection of UNE's geological specimens, botanical pieces, horns, invertebrates, aquatic animals, reptiles, fossils, birds, mammals ... and more! Visit the Natural History Museum for more information.

The Heritage Centre — UNE and Regional Archives

The University of New England and Regional Archives (UNERA) is located in the University of New England UNE Archives and Heritage Centre at the University's C B Newling campus.

UNERA was established by the University of New England (UNE) in 1957 to serve as a repository for both University and regional records.

The major goal of the Archives is to collect evidence of the social and economic history of the northern region of New South Wales.