The collection includes the first Greek academic editions of books for Law, Medicine, Physics, Chemistry, Astronomy, History, Philosophy, Archaeology and Linguistics, as well as other works by Athens University’s first Professors, academic yearbooks and old and rare editions, works of the Greek Enlightenment.

The collection includes hand written books, records, letters and notes.

These instruments were used mainly in the context of teaching astronomy, medicine, physics, chemistry and pharmacology. The Museum collection constitutes part of the large collection of scientific instruments, which is located at the building of the Old Chemistry Laboratory, on Solonos and Charilaou Trikoupi Streets.

This collection is mainly made up of portraits of Professors and photographs of life at the University (anniversary events, souvenir photographs of teaching, buildings etc.)

This collection constitutes part of Athens University’s portrait collection. These are portraits of Greek Professors and benefactors of the University, chiefly works by Greek painters. It also includes a small collection of portraits of the Nation’s Teachers.

This collection goes back to the foundation of the University (1837), when it was still called The Ottonian University and its symbol was King Otto’s emblem. It includes seals of the University with the various names it acquired, seals of the Schools and its various branches.