Partnerships

Drawing on evolutionary science and revolutionary research, we collaborate with a wide range of organisations globally. From leading universities to some of the biggest names in health, pharma and the environment.

Natural History Museum

With a long history of scientific research into its collections, the National History Museum has played a key role in training the next generation of scientists for many years, at both the Masters and PhD levels.

The Museum’s expertise, research interests, collections and facilities contribute to training the next generation of scientists in collections-based research. The NHM is a formal partner in two UCL courses: MRes Biodiversity, Evolution and Conservation and MSc Biodiversity and Global Change.

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ZSL The Institute of Zoology

The Institute of Zoology (IoZ) is a world-renowned research centre working at the cutting edge of conservation science.

IoZ has an established record of conservation impact in important research areas, including: Wildlife health, Bringing threatened species back from the brink of extinction, Global biodiversity monitoring and mitigating the impacts of climate change on biodiversity

IoZ is affiliated with University College London (UCL), specifically with the UCL Research Department of Genetics, Evolution and Environment.

Case studies

UCL partners with Newgiza University to help shape medical education in Cairo

We’ve been working with colleagues in Egypt to co-develop new medicine, dentistry and pharmacy programmes in the Cairo region.

UCL and the National Trust: Looking after our history and heritage together

The partnership between UCL and Europe’s biggest conservation charity is helping the heritage sector adapt to change, connect with more people, and embrace new practices.