Teen Programs

Teenagers examining an anatomical model of the human brain together. Teenagers examining an anatomical model of the human brain together.
© AMNH, photographer C. Chesek
From paid teen internships to hands-on science courses and research opportunities, there are many ways for NYC high school students to join our Museum community.

We are a global museum in one of the most diverse cities in the world, and we are committed to building an inclusive youth community that reflects that diversity. We believe in addressing the barriers that prevent everyone from equally participating in science, particularly on the basis of race, gender, or sexual orientation.

We invite high school students across our five boroughs to experience science in a way that is creative, social, and relevant. Our programming is free. Our internships are paid. Join our community and explore human cultures, the natural world, and the universe at the Museum.

 

Courses and Internships

Student Programs Science Alliance Program - High School Are you a high school kid interested in science? Experience hands-on investigation in this exciting enrichment program. Internships Science Research Mentoring Program In-depth scientific research training for high school students. Article Grand Ronde Learning Exchange This collaborative program with the Confederated Tribes of Grand Ronde invites Grand Ronde youth to NYC each June.  Internships Saltz Internship Program Interact with Museum visitors as a high-school intern in the exhibition halls.

Learning Resources

Educator Materials Resources for Learning Browse a rich collection of science educator materials: activities, articles, games, videos, hall guides

The American Museum of Natural History gratefully acknowledges Morgan Stanley for its sponsorship of youth initiatives.