Workshop Details

Health and Medicine in Britain workshop: This workshop explores the art of surgery using real objects, anatomical models, facsimiles of manuscripts, rare books and illustrations to inspire curiosity through observation and encourage discussions using evidence-based resources. This session may include:
– Art, Anatomy and Surgery
– Development in Surgery (including war surgery)
– Ask a surgeon (Q&A with a retired surgeon)

The Surgical Skills Taster Workshop: Perfect for anyone curious about the medical field or looking to enhance their surgical knowledge. Students will learn about the history of surgery and how it has changed over time. They will take part in a practical workshop where surgeons will teach basic suturing skills and surgical knot-tying. The session will give the students an opportunity to speak to surgeons and find out more about medicine and surgery as a career. This workshop is designed for GCSE, A-level, T-level and BTEC students who wish to get practical experience and learn more about surgical skills.

Frankenstein Workshop: This visit will start with a led Museum tour drawing links between the collection’s display and Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein. It is followed by a session in the Library working with contemporary written sources.