Miller House Chapel

The Miller Hospital Chapel is now part of our main building and is used as a lecture

hall as well as a viewing room for dentification purposes. The room has been fitted with

modern lighting fixtures and adapted for multiple uses, offering our students unique

teaching experience.

AFMS Library 

We have a unique, one of a kind state-of-the-art Medical Forensic library with wide range

of books coveringall major aspects of medical, scientific and legal issues within the forensic field.

We are expanding our library resources with more. Students will have access to:

• Books and publication subscriptions
• E-journals & Databases
• Journals and forensics encyclopaedias
• High power light microscope
• Free wifi connections around the campus and study zones provide an environment for you to continue with your learning away from the lecture theatre.

Barts Pathology Museum

Lectures and seminars are available to our students at the Pathology Museum at Bart’s and the London.

The museum houses one of the largest collections in the country over 4000 specimens on display,

with over 1000 in storage and another 800 dedicated to teaching. This extraordinary sine was completed

by architect Edward I’Anson in 1878, an open plan space of approximately 28 by 11 metres square featuring

a glass ceiling. It is made up of 3 mezzanine levels each around 8 metres high, all linked

by a beautiful spiral staircase. The site itself is fascinating and holds so much history,

much like every single sample. The collection was a result of merging two collections from two medical

schools and was slowly neglected after the teaching style for anatomy changed after WW2.

Due to the lack of funding, historic specimens like the scull of John Bellingham, were neglected until 2010,

when a donation was secured to renovate the collection. Since then, there has been significant interest by the public.