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Brain Awareness Week at the��Museum of Human Disease��is back for 2025!

�ճ󾱲���free��event is designed for��Year 9, 10, and 11 students, featuring��live practical demonstrations�����Ի���in-depth anatomical studies��led by���鶹��madou neuroscientists. Students will gain a��deeper understanding of brain function��while exploring��career pathways in biological sciences.

📅��Event Date:��Thursday, 13th March 2025

🕙��Sessions:��12 PM or 2 PM��

👥��Capacity:��70 students per session

Bookings are��strictly limited��and allocated on a��first-come, first-served basis. To secure a spot, please email��diseasemuseum@unsw.edu.au��as soon as possible.

One of the standout moments in Term 1, 2025 was our Brain Awareness Week in March, which saw over 220 students and teachers engage with the wonders of neuroscience across four fully booked sessions. We’re thrilled with the response and look forward to bringing this event back in 2026.

Do you have��gifted and talented Year 10 science students, Science Extension, Investigating Science, or Biology classes��eager to explore the cutting edge of immunology and biomedical research?

The Museum of Human Disease and the Australian & New Zealand Society for Immunology invite you to a special one-off program designed to expand your understanding of real-world science and research careers.

This immersive event will provide students with a unique opportunity to:
✅�� Engage with leading immunology researchers and explore cutting-edge discoveries
✅Gain insights into career pathways in biomedical science and research
✅ Take part in Q&A sessions to connect with experts shaping the future of science

📅 Date: Tuesday, 29th April
�� Sessions: 10:00 AM�� or 12:00 PM
�ʦ️ Cost: Free (Limited places available)
���️ Location: Museum of Human Disease

Please note: This event is distinct from our regular sessions, focusing on researcher engagement and career exploration. This would be an ideal 2 hours to add to your depth study hours!

To secure a spot please email diseasemuseum@unsw.edu.au with the following information:
School name
Number of students and year group
Preferred session time (10��AM or 12��PM)
Coach or Minibus parking requirement

Spaces are filling fast, so book soon!

We look forward to welcoming your students to this exciting and inspiring event!

Design, Discover, and Share Science!

In celebration of��National Science Week 2025, the��Museum of Human Disease��invites high school students across New South Wales to take part in our��very first Scientific Poster Competition!

Are you ready to combine science, creativity and communication? Students will research a topic of their choice and turn it into an eye-catching��A3 scientific poster. This is your chance to show how science can solve problems, tell stories, and inspire curiosity.

🧪��What’s involved?

• Create an A3-sized poster using facts, diagrams, and your imagination

• Posters should focus on a science or health topic outlined in this brochure and be easy for others to understand

• 3 finalists from each stage group will be chosen to present their work at the��Museum of Human Disease��during our Science Week celebration

📅��Key Dates

• your school’s interest now!

• The competition officially opens��Monday 2 June��and submissions close on��Friday��4 July at 4pm

• Finalists will be invited to present at a special��symposium on 12 August��at the���鶹��madou Museum of Human Disease

This event is open to��all students in Years 7–12 across NSW. Finalists will attend a special event at the museum with a��keynote science speaker, a tour of our unique collection, and the chance to meet other young science enthusiasts.

📥 To get started, register your school’s interest and we’ll send you an info pack with guidelines when the competition opens.

Don’t miss this fun and inspiring opportunity to��step into the shoes of a scientist��and share your passion for discovery. We can’t wait to see what you create!

👉 For more information��

Mark your calendars for 6th September and come in for a free visit to the Museum of Human Disease on �鶹��madou Open Day!��

Stay tuned for events being held on the day!

Our work experience program runs in week 10 of each school term and places are strictly limited due to nature of our work and small team we have working here.��

The museum focus is in Science education, communication and outreach.�� We spend time developing and delivering content for the museum and research to put on our online platform and events.�� We are not a laboratory or practical-based work experience venue.��

If you are interested in applying for work experience, please contact us at

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