Curses!

(until 16 Dec 17)

Tuesdays- Saturdays Bompas & Parr and the Petrie Museum of Egyptian Archaeology will unveil Curses! on the 17th November 2017, cursing participants in a month-long installation within…

East Side Stories: Londoners in transition

(until 15 Dec 17)

East London has a long and fascinating history of regeneration and change. This exhibition provides snapshots of everyday lives as the metropolis expanded and new communities emerged…

The composition has been reversed

(until 15 Dec 17)

Annual UCL Art Museum/Slade collaboration. View new work by Slade artists Sonya Derviz, Cyrus Hung, Eloise Lawson, Amanda Rice and Grace Richardson inspired by UCL Art Museum's collection.

The Museum of Ordinary Animals

(until 16 Dec 17)

This exhibition tells stories of the boring beasts that have changed the world. Mundane creatures like dogs, cats, cows, chickens and mice often get overlooked in displays for dinosaurs,…

UCL MA Museum Studies Exhibition: Sex and Symbolism

(until 27 Apr 18)

Visit the Institute of Archaeology for an exciting new exhibition on sex and symbolism! Organised by the MA Museum Studies students, this exhibition will use art, archaeology, and modern…

What does it mean to be human?

(until 28 Feb 18)

For several decades, the preserved heads of Jeremy Bentham and Flinders Petrie – two intellectuals related to UCL – have been hidden from view. Following on from a project to extract…

Explore Zoology

13:00  — 16:00

Ever wondered how heavy an elephant tusk is or how sharp a shark’s tooth is or how many teeth a dolphin has? Bring along your budding zoologists and be inspired by the natural world.…

Slade Open Studios

10:00  — 16:00

The Slade opens its doors to the public, inviting visitors, UCL students, staff and prospective applicants to look round the studios, see students at work and meet both Slade students and staff from 10am - 4pm.

Colour & Emotion

(until 21 Feb 18)

This Colour & Emotion exhibition is the outcome of an interdisciplinary and collaborative research project looking at colour, sensation and emotion and was funded by a UCL Grand Challenges:…

STREETLIFE Works + Practice in Progress

(until 2 Feb 18)

We are excited to announce a new exhibition – STREETLIFE – coming to The Bartlett in January 2018. STREETLIFE opens at 7.45pm on Wednesday 24 January and remains open to the public…

“Dangers and Delusions”? Perspectives on the women’s suffrage movement

(until 14 Dec 18)

Displaying items from UCL Special Collections, this exhibition examines the actions and reactions attending the women's suffrage movement from the 1860s up to the Representation of…

Your Universe UCL Festival of Astronomy and Particle Physics

(until 24 Mar 18)

Your Universe, the 13th UCL festival of astronomy and particle physics will take place on march 22, 23 and 24, 2018. Public lectures will take place in the Gustave Tuck Lecture Theatre.…

Grand Challenges Showcase 2018

(until 18 Apr 18)

The UCL Grand Challenges is proud to present Showcase 2018, an afternoon of presentations, discussion and celebration of this unique cross-disciplinary research programme. The Grand…

UCL Grand Challenges Showcase

All day the South Cloisters of the Wilkins Building will play host to an exhibition of posters and films, showcasing projects that have been supported by the Grand Challenges. From…

Revival – A series of devised performance pieces based on the papyrus texts

18:00  — 21:00

A series of devised performances from the University of East London's MA Drama students, based on the stories and insights from the papyrus collection. There is a chance to see a new…

One-Day Workshop Exhibition

(until 5 May 18)

An interactive exhibition showing a series of workshops by STORE and UCL, which introduce young people to architecture at university. Come and see designs and templates for architecture…

WAVECRAFT: Two pioneers of EEG and their world

(until 31 Jul 18)

90 years ago Hans Berger discovered the brain’s ‘alpha’ rhythm. A decade later William Grey Walter set up the first EEG lab in the UK before becoming a leading light in the field. This…

Defying Death: A Human Journey Through Medicine

(until 16 Apr 19)

The UCL Institute of Archaeology’s new student exhibition, Defying Death: A Human Journey Through Medicine, will run from May 2018 to April 2019. The exhibition showcases how humanity…

BSP Expo 2018

(until 13 May 18)

Following the success of the 2017 Expo, the Bartlett School of Planning will again present the work of all of its students across undergraduate, postgraduate and doctoral programmes…

Mildner Memorial Lecture and Research Poster Showcase 2018

13:30  — 19:00

Talk of machine autonomy is everywhere, and so it should be. We will not always have to drive ourselves and make terrible mistakes, smash rocks in mines, lug goods around warehouses,…

Slade Undergraduate Degree Show

10:00  — 20:00

An exhibition over four floors of graduating students' work from the BA and BFA Fine Art programmes at the Slade School of Fine Art. Open 10am-8pm weekdays and 10am- 5pm on weekends.

Slade Graduate Degree Show

10:00  — 20:00

An exhibition over four floors of graduating students' work from the MA, MFA and PhD Fine Art programmes at the Slade School of Fine Art. Open 10am-8pm weekdays and 10am- 5pm on weekends.

Humanitarian Summit

09:00  — 18:00

The UCL Humanitarian Institute invites the UCL community, our partners, collaborators and others with humanitarian interests to join us for the second UCL Humanitarian Summit. The summit…

It's All Academic - The Festival of UCL

10:00  — 17:00

Quiz leading academics and get hands-on with some of UCL’s most exciting research at It’s All Academic – a free festival for all ages and interests. Explore what life will look like…

Representing the body: art, physiology and pathology collide

10:00  — 16:00

A new exhibition of artwork by Andrew Carnie, created as part of a collaboration with Kimberley Whitehead in the Department of Neuroscience and Matthew Beaumont in the Department of…