Scientific dissemination
Science occupies an increasingly prominent place in the media and among the interests of citizens. Our School has an enormous potential to generate scientific knowledge and, therefore, one of our objectives is promote the dissemination and scientific and research culture developed by all the people and entities that make up this centre.
We want to bring the benefits of science closer to society and make scientific advances more accessible to the general public, especially to young people, in order to awaken in them an interest and vocation for science, both for the basic sciences and for more applied aspects.
The University of Navarra's Science Museum of the University of Navarra (formed by the Zoology Museum and the Natural Sciences Collection) was created in 1998 and includes among its exhibits a zoological and botanical collection, a section of minerals, rocks and fossils, and a sample of old containers, texts, tools and apparatus once used in pharmacy, chemistry and photography.
Of the Museum's entire collection, 7,000 pieces from all over the world are displayed in 94 display cases spread over five floors of the Sciences Building (Hexagon), at campus in Pamplona.
The Science Museum organises numerous activities scientific visits for all audiences on biology, physics, chemistry, mathematics and other science-related disciplines.
entrance free
Group visits can be arranged guided tours for groups from Monday to Friday at museociencias@unav.es or by calling 948 425646.
The University of Navarra's Science School has among its missions promote the popularisation of science and making the benefits of science visible to society. One of the actions promoted is the production and dissemination of very short videos explaining how to carry out simple scientific experiments. Under the name VI-DEC (Didactic Videos of Scientific Experiments) the videos that are being made for this purpose are grouped together.
