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World Anatomy Day is back for 2024, to celebrate this we invite you to join us and find out all about the human body on Sunday 20 October.

In celebration of World Anatomy Day, the University of Sunderland are hosting a fun-filled regional anatomy event.

Not only will there be stands with lots of fun hands-on activities for families to take part in, but there will also be stage shows for you to see how the wonderful world of anatomy works. Some of the stations included are, but not limited to:

  • Forensics - Human bones have been found on a local construction site. Can you work out who the victim is?
  • Birth and babies - Have you ever delivered a baby? Learn all about how babies grow, and have a go at delivering one with the help of a midwife!
  • Overview of the human body - Do you know where each of your organs is located within your body? Test your knowledge and find out the answers here.
  • Brains - Our brains are responsible for everything we think, feel, say and do but how does it manage to do all of this?

All ages are invited to come along and take part in this do not miss event.

World Anatomy Day is funded with support from The Royal Society of Biology, Rotary Club of Sunderland, The Institute of Anatomical Sciences, Adam Rouilly, The Anatomical Society, MDI Medical and the British Association of Clinical Anatomists.

The day will be split in two with limited tickets available in both sessions. The sessions will be identical so please do not book on both sessions.

This event is free to all attending and spaces are limited.