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For University Students, Faculty, & Visiting Scholars

The Zimmerli is a teaching museum and serves as a laboratory for collaborative, interdisciplinary learning that crosses traditional boundaries. We also serve as a campus hub offering a wide variety of events to support Rutgers students’ exploration of the arts and creativity, often in partnership with other Rutgers departments or organizations. Read on to explore the opportunities available to students, faculty, and visiting scholars.

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Bring Your Class to the Zimmerli

The Zimmerli's diverse collections are a wonderful way to extend and enhance your classroom discussions. Schedule a free tour customized to your syllabus and objectives. Virtual tours are available.

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Student Events

If it's Reading Period, it's time for Study All Night! Learn more about this and other special events for Rutgers students.

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Morse Research Center

Make an appointment for the study room to view artwork not on view in the galleries.

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Research Center for Russian and Soviet Nonconformist Art

Students and scholars are invited to explore the Zimmerli’s Russian art collections, archives, and library.

Class of 1937 Study Gallery

Each semester, the Study Gallery showcases objects from the collection selected by faculty and museum curators for Rutgers academic courses. Learn more about this opportunity.

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Internships, Assistantships, and Student Employment

Learn about ways to get professional experience at the Zimmerli Art Museum.

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