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Now celebrating its fiftieth year, the School of Museum Studies at the University of Leicester began as a small academic department offering a graduate certificate in Museum Studies in the autumn of 1966. However, the department expanded dramatically; only three years after it opened it recruited more students, developed more classes, and started to gain the international reputation it holds today. Primarily utilising documents from the Jack Simmons Collection in the University of Leicester Special Collections, this paper will track the development of the department during the tenure of Jack Simmons, then a professor of history at the University of Leicester, from early discussions about establishing a museum studies department at the University of Leicester, to the opening of the department in 1966, through the spring of 1970 when Simmons left the department.

The origin of the School Of Museum Studies at the University of Leicester