The UQ Geology Museum in St Lucia displays an extensive collection of rocks, minerals, and fossils, providing educational resources for students and researchers at the University of Queensland.
About UQ Geology Museum
The UQ Geology Museum is located within the Richards Building at the University of Queensland’s St Lucia campus. It serves as a primary repository for geological samples, including rare minerals, gemstones, and significant fossil remains found across Australia. The facility supports the university’s teaching and research programmes while remaining accessible to the public during standard academic hours. Visitors can examine the physical properties of specimens through organised exhibits that detail the geological history of the region.
Situated a short distance from Guyatt Park, the museum provides a quiet environment for scientific observation and self-guided learning. The collection includes several thousand items that illustrate various geological processes and mineral formations. This venue is a useful resource for educators looking to demonstrate earth science concepts outside of a traditional classroom setting. The central location within the campus makes it a convenient stop for those visiting the university's various cultural and scientific institutions in St Lucia.
Frequently asked
What is UQ Geology Museum best for?
University students and academic researchers, School groups interested in earth sciences, Local residents exploring the university campus
How do I contact UQ Geology Museum?
You can reach them by phone (07) 3365 6455 or website http://www.uq.edu.au/departments/unit.html?unit=407.
Where is UQ Geology Museum?
UQ Geology Museum is located in St Lucia, QLD 4067.