Seminars on Science offers a series of fully online professional development courses.

These two- and three-day sessions will provide teachers with NGSS-aligned resources and teaching strategies to improve their work with students. 

Opportunities for teachers at the Museum.

Program designed to support NYC middle school student investigations.

AMNH’s newest education program, BridgeUp: STEM is focused on the intersection of computer science and science.

Exhibition openings with curator introductions and relevant resources.

 Internships for museum, science, social science, and education professionals.

Live, online seminars with scientists that explore data visualizations about global change.

Programs available for graduate credit, offering in partnership with NYC universities and colleges.

Take your students to the world's most extreme environment with this curriculum. As they investigate Antarctica, they will also learn about world climate, day and night cycles, ocean circulation, animal adaptation, and scientists working "in the field."

High school ecology curriculum that uses real scientific data to link everyday human impacts to ecological principles.

An overview of a 2007-2009 collaboration between the Museum and NYC public schools in a Science Literacy Program for science educators working with English language learners (ELL) in 6th grade that capitalized on the use of "Visual Scientific Resources" to deepen knowledge of Earth science.

Learn to teach Earth and Space science in New York City through the Master of Arts in Teaching (MAT) Urban Residency Program at the American Museum of Natural History; the first urban teacher residency program offered by a museum.