The University of Applied Sciences of the Grisons is an innovative and entrepreneurial university of applied sciences with over 2000 students. It trains responsible specialists and managers. As a regionally anchored university of applied sciences, it impresses with its personal atmosphere beyond the cantonal and national borders. The University of Applied Sciences of the Grisons offers bachelor's, master's and continuing education courses in architecture, civil engineering, digital science, management, mobile robotics, multimedia production, photonics, service design and tourism. It also conducts applied research in these disciplines, contributing to innovations, knowledge and solutions for society. The University of Applied Sciences of the Grisons has been part of the FHO University of Applied Sciences Eastern Switzerland since 2000. With the eligibility for contributions granted by the Federal Council, it will be the eighth public university of applied sciences in Switzerland as of 1 January 2020.

The University of Applied Sciences of the Grisons is an innovative and entrepreneurial university of applied sciences with over 2000 students. It trains responsible specialists and managers. As a regionally anchored university of applied sciences, it impresses with its personal atmosphere beyond the cantonal and national borders. The University of Applied Sciences of the Grisons offers bachelor's, master's and continuing education courses in architecture, civil engineering, digital science, management, mobile robotics, multimedia production, photonics, service design and tourism. It also conducts applied research in these disciplines, contributing to innovations, knowledge and solutions for society. The University of Applied Sciences of the Grisons has been part of the FHO University of Applied Sciences Eastern Switzerland since 2000. With the eligibility for contributions granted by the Federal Council, it will be the eighth public university of applied sciences in Switzerland as of 1 January 2020.

The exhibitions at the Natural History Museum are dedicated to the rock formations, flora, and fauna of Graubünden Canton, with a focus on the biodiversity of the Alpine region. A rich programme of temporary exhibitions, events, and courses introduces visitors to fascinating natural phenomena. Collection work, research, and publications complete the museum services. Some of the most popular exhibits of the museum, like Switzerland's most notable gold discovery or the brown bear "JJ3" who roamed the Swiss mountains in 2007, are integrated into exhibitions on geology or mammal species in Graubünden. Temporary exhibitions complement the varied programme.

The museum takes great care to ensure that the complex ecological contexts are presented in a fashion that speaks to visitors of all ages. There is even a kids' play area for the smallest among them.