Durham University

Durham University

About Durham University:

• Bishop Van Mildert & Dean and Chapter established Durham university in 1832.
• It was the 3rd university established in the United Kingdom.
• You can find out more about the history of Durham University on their website.

Libraries and Collections:

They have 4 libraries, which can be used as studying sites:

• Bill Bryson Library
• Barker Research
• ISC Library
• Teaching And Learning Centre

Things to See:

Several venues are available at Durham University, including, but not limited to:

• Historic libraries
• World heritage site visitor centre
• Art activities
• Museums and galleries
• Archives and special collections

Volunteering Opportunities:

• Collections Outreach – This involves interactions with communities to expand volunteers’ knowledge on museums and potential careers in similar environments.
• Museums, galleries and Exhibitions – This gives you the opportunity to work directly with the university’s research
• Visitor Services Team – This involves guiding members of the public, to provide them with enhanced tours.

Accessibility at Durham University:

Some accessibility features are listed below (more information can be found on their website):

• Wheelchairs
• Ear Defenders
• Sensory Bags
• Magnifying Glasses

Contact details are available on their website.

Travel information is available on their website.

You can find out about other places to visit in Durham, by exploring the Eric Knows website.