Join a student-led tour of a Zoology Museum with society members and the University Collections team. See sea sponges, whales, small mammals, an Indian elephant and a giant Japanese spider crab, alongside taxidermy, skeletons and fluid-preserved specimens. Ask questions throughout.
Enjoy a student-led tour of the Zoology Museum at the University of Aberdeen, guided by members of the Zoology and Biological Sciences Society with support from the University Collections team. The tour introduces visitors to an extraordinary range of life on Earth, with displays spanning sea sponges, whales, small mammals, the Indian elephant and giant Japanese spider crab.
During the visit, you can see examples of taxidermy, skeletons, fluid-preserved specimens and models. The experience is designed to be informal and welcoming, and visitors are encouraged to ask questions throughout the tour.
Booking is recommended to guarantee a place, although drop-in visitors are also welcome if space allows. If the tour is full, you can still enjoy a self-guided visit to the museum. The museum is open on weekdays during the day, and group tours can also be arranged by contacting the organisers.
4 November 2026, 12:00 – 12:45
Zoology Museum Tour
Free entry for all visitors. Group tours are also free, though donations are welcome.
Entry is free to all visitors. Group tours have no charge, though donations are welcome.
Checked 18 October 2026
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