The University's Collections at a Glance
Since its foundation in 1765, the Bergakademie has had premises to house its models, equipment, samples and instruments used in research and teaching.
Over the last 250 years, a large number of new technical collections have been added. Today, they comprise more than one million scientific samples, 15,000 scientific instruments and models as well as around 1,000 works of art and cultural-historical objects.
Sammlung anorganisch-chemischer Präparate (Winkler-Sammlung)
Sammlung der Pohl-Ströher-Mineralien-Stiftung
Sammlung historischer Gasgeräte
Sammlung für Elektrotechnik
Sammlung Silikathüttenwesen
Sammlung Kohleforschung (Rammler-Sammlung)
Kunstbesitz
Sammlung Münzen und Medaillien
Departments of Mathematics, Chemistry and Physics
- Collection of mathematical models and instruments
- Collection of inorganic chemical preparations (Winkler Collection)
- Collection of technical chemistry
- Collection of chemical instruments
- Collection of physical instruments
Sammlung mathematischer Modelle und Instrumente
Sammlung für Bergbaukunde
Historische Modellsammlung
Lehrgrubensammlung
Sammlung Tagebaugroßgeräte
Sammlung Eisenmetallurgie
Sammlung Nichteisenmetallurgie
Sammlung Kunstgussplatten
Sammlung Gastgeschenke
Custody
The "Regulations for the Collections of the TU Bergakademie Freiberg" of 4 June 2014 issued binding guidelines for the protection and responsibility of the scientific collections of the TU Bergakademie Freiberg. The university's custodian is responsible for overseeing the scientific and technical-historically significant collections and the art holdings.
The collection objects are regularly shown as loans in museum exhibitions in Germany and abroad.
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