Night at the (Science) Museum - Music Lates | 5:00pm | UCL Engineering Welcome Series 2023
Join fellow UCL Engineering students for one of London’s very best nights out for thinking people.
Night at the (Science) Museum - Music Lates | 5:00pm | UCL Engineering Welcome Series 2023
19 Oct 2023, 17:00 – 22:00
Science Museum Lates are pretty legendary in London featuring mind-expanding talks, illuminating tours, one of the best collection of science and engineering artefacts on earth, topped up with drinks, djs and silent disco. Find out more on their website! Some experiences require further booking, these can be seen here.
Sound like fun? Reserve your space now and then join fellow science fans, for a “meet and greet” in at Gower Street. We will travel to the exhibition together via the Tube so make sure you are ready with your Oystercard or other payment method. We will meet at 5:00 pm in the Gower Street Common Room.
We should arrive at the Science Museum for 6:35pm.
Please note that the event is 18+. This event is open to all UCL Engineering students.
Who is this event aimed at?
Open to all undergraduate and postgraduate students from:
- UCL Biochemical Engineering
- UCL Chemical Engineering
- UCL Civil, Environmental & Geomatic Engineering
- UCL Computer Science
- UCL Electronic & Electrical Engineering
- UCL Mechanical Engineering
- UCL Medical Physics & Biomedical Engineering
- UCL Science, Technology, Engineering and Public Policy (STEAPP)
- UCL Security and Crime Science
- UCL School of Management
Some Topics Covered:
- MUSIC AND THE BRAIN
- AI V THE MUSIC INDUSTRY
- INTO THE GROOVE: JONATHAN SCOTT IN CONVERSATION WITH NEMONE
- THE SOUND OF BEING HUMAN: JUDE ROGERS IN CONVERSATION WITH NEMONE
Photo by Adrian Korte on Unsplash
Further information
Ticketing
Ticketed
Cost
Free
Open to
UCL students
Availability
Yes
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