There are some great museums and exhibitions in London with a focus on the human body and history of healthcare:
Wellcome Collection, NW1 2BE
wellcomecollection.org/whats-on
Wellcome Collection is a museum and library that explores the past, present and future of health. They have events exhibitions and events running throughout the summer that are free to attend including workshops, discussions and tours. You can also watch recordings of previous discussions via their website.
The Florence Nightingale Museum, SE1 7EP
www.florence-nightingale.co.uk/whats-on/
Science Museum, SW7 2DD
www.sciencemuseum.org.uk/objects-and-stories/understanding-body
The Science Museum offers free entry. The Who Am I? interactive gallery allows you to explore the characteristics that make humans a successful species, such as personality, intelligence and language, and the Medicine gallery reveals moving personal stories and provide a rich historical context for our experience of medicine and health today.
RCN Library and Heritage Centre, W1G ORN
www.rcn.org.uk/library/Exhibitions-and-Events
The Royal College of Nursing is holding an exhibition called "Who Cares? A History of Emotions in Nursing" exploring he emotions associated with nursing, from ideas of religious love and faith, motherhood and femininity, to the role of military discipline, anger and activism.
For more ideas of things to do over the Summer, take a look at freetoursbyfoot.com/medical-museums-london
Bethlem Museum of the Mind, BR3 3BX
https://museumofthemind.org.uk/visit
Located in the grounds of one of LSBU's NHS partner trusts, the Bethlem Royal NHS Hospital, the Bethlem Museum of the Mind records the lives and experience and celebrates the achievements of people with mental health problems. It also delves into the history of mental healthcare. It destigmatises mental illness through its challenging displays, exhibitions and extensive educational programme.
LSBU's Study Ready Summer programme (online)
The Study Ready Programme is run LSBU's Library and Learning Resources team, and will help you to prepare for study at university level, allowing you to begin your course prepared and confident that you have the initial skills you need to succeed. The programmes take place online during July and August and are free to join. Choose from programmes for academic writing & practice, maths & stats, and language for academic study.