Higher Education

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The Museum offers a variety of experiences for those looking for opportunities in higher education.

With degree programs, online courses, and internships, the Museum's educational offerings suit a range of interests. Explore the links below for information on individual programs.

Courses and Graduate Degree Programs

Teacher Courses and Programs Seminars on Science The Museum's online professional learning program for educators offers teachers an opportunity to advance their careers. Degree Program Master of Arts in Teaching Earth Science Residency Learn to teach Earth and spaces science in fully-funded residency program, utilizing the Museum's unique resources. Degree Program Richard Gilder Graduate School Learn about our graduate programs, which offer unparalleled access to the resources of the American Museum of Natural History.

Internships for Higher Education

Internships Science Research Mentoring Program In-depth scientific research training for high school students. Internships Museum Education Experience Program The Museum Education and Experience Program is a unique, challenging experience for college students and recent graduates.

Learning Resources

Collections Science Topics Collections of articles and videos on scientific topics including climate change, human health, and more. Educator Materials Curriculum Collections Activities, articles, videos, and more, on subjects from Antarctica to invasive zebra mussels in the Hudson River.