Studying in London goes beyond the classroom. As part of the #StudyLondon campaign, we’re celebrating the opportunities and experiences this incredible city has to offer. London is home to some of the world’s greatest museums, and with many of them situated just a short journey away from campus, Roehampton students can enjoy access to world-leading educational resources that enhance the overall quality of their learning experience.
Below is a handful of museums we have picked that will inspire you to grow your knowledge, exercise your curiosity and make the most of your time when studying at Roehampton.
1) The Natural History Museum
Containing over 80 million items on the topics of botany, entomology, mineralogy, paleontology and zoology.
The Natural History Museum is perfect for students studying subjects relevant to:
- Biosciences
- Zoology and Animal Studies
Entry: Free
2) Victoria and Albert Museum (The V&A)
The home of art, design and performance. The V&A hosts must see exhibitions such as Fragile Beauty and impressive collections ranging from theatre and performance to photography.
The V&A is perfect for students studying subjects relevant to:
- Liberal Arts
- Media
- Dance
- History
Entry: Free
3) Science Museum
Further your knowledge in everything science; from technology and engineering to medicine.
The Science Museum is perfect for students studying subjects relevant to:
- Computing
- Animation and Gaming
- Sustainable Engineering and Technology
Entry: Free
4) Design Museum
From architecture to digital design, visitors can discover all the different types of designs.
The Design Museum is perfect for students studying subjects relevant to:
- Sustainable Engineering and Technology
- Communications and Media
Entry: Free
5) Museum of Brands
The history of consumer culture represented through 12,000 items ranging from posters, toys, games, fashion and technology.
The Museum of Brands is perfect for students studying subjects relevant to:
- Marketing
Entry: £7.50
6) Bank of England Museum
Explore the history and functions of the Bank of England, demonstrating its role in the British economy.
The Bank of England Museum is perfect for students studying subjects relevant to:
- Business and Management
- Economics
- Accounting and Finance
Entry: Free
7) Charles Dickens Museum
Visit the former London home of Charles Dickens where Oliver twist was written. See over 100,000 items including manuscripts, rare editions and paintings.
The Charles Dickens Museum is perfect for students studying subjects relevant to:
- English and Literature
- Humanities
Entry: £12.50
8) Imperial War Museum
Hear real stories from the people who lived through war and discover the continuing influence war has on our world.
The Imperial War Museum is perfect for students studying subjects relevant to:
- History
- Humanities
- Politics
Entry: Free
9) Florence Nightingale Museum
Visitors can discover the life of Florence Nightingale, the founder of modern nursing.
The Florence Nightingale Museum is perfect for students studying subjects relevant to:
- Nursing
Entry: £6.00 (students)
10) Freud Museum
Discover the story of psychoanalysis and discover Sigmund Freud’s famous Psychoanalytic couch.
The Freud Museum is perfect for students studying subjects relevant to:
- Allied Health Professions
- Psychology
Entry: £14.50
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