Fitzwilliam Museum
View of the Fitzwilliam Museum's interior
The Fitzwilliam Museum is the principal museum of the University of Cambridge. Its core purpose is to safeguard the collections, to make them accessible for study and enjoyment and to preserve them for future generations.
It is our mission to pursue scholarship and to offer free public access to the collections as well as to education and information services that enhance the visitor experience and inspire learning.
Throughout its history, The Fitzwilliam Museum has been dependent upon the generosity of its supporters. Like the buildings which house them, the collections have grown thanks to gifts, bequests and grants from external sources, both private and public.
Find out more
Display none
This opportunity is part of
Related stories
Philanthropic giving is at the heart of the success of the Collegiate University, enabling us to make discoveries that change the world and to ensure that our students receive an unrivalled education. Cambridge owes its world-leading excellence in research and teaching to the generosity of its supporters. Our history is synonymous with a history of far-sighted benefaction, and the same is as true today as it has ever been.
