About UQ Anthropology Museum
The UQ Anthropology Museum is located within the Michie Building at the St Lucia campus of the University of Queensland. It serves as a research and teaching facility that manages over 25,000 items, including traditional artefacts, contemporary artworks, and extensive photographic archives. The museum focuses on the cultural diversity of Australia and the Pacific region, offering a space for critical engagement with material culture through curated displays and public programmes.
Situated near the Great Court, the museum provides a quiet environment for visitors to explore complex historical and social narratives. Access is free to the public, making it a key destination for those exploring the riverfront suburb of St Lucia. The facility works closely with descendant communities to ensure the respectful handling and interpretation of the diverse collections held within the university grounds.
Frequently asked
What is UQ Anthropology Museum best for?
University students and academic researchers, Visitors interested in cultural history, School groups exploring Australian heritage
How do I contact UQ Anthropology Museum?
You can reach them by phone (07) 3365 3111 or website http://anthropologymuseum.uq.edu.au/.
Where is UQ Anthropology Museum?
UQ Anthropology Museum is located in St Lucia, QLD 4067.