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

Opportunities for teachers at the Museum.

The LeFrak Class of the Month Essay Contest invites New York City students in grades K-8 to submit essays about their Museum visit to the LeFrak Family Gallery, where they can experience Whales: Giants of the Deep.

Multi-day institutes offer in-depth content knowledge in science and social studies.

Program designed to support NYC middle school student investigations.

Exhibition openings with curator introductions and relevant resources.

In each of these courses, teachers will spend time reading, reflecting and interacting in an online environment, but will also spend some time at AMNH doing hands-on work.

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

Join our next online seminar on wildlife and climate change: September 25, 2012

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

Do your students think the age of exploration is over? Show them the shocking truth: the age of exploration has barely just begun at the ocean floor! Use both units over the course of a month; or select just one or two resources to introduce your students to the incredible under water environment of the deep sea vents.

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.