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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 pay. Join our community and explore human cultures, the natural world, and the universe at the Museum.

You're invited to learn more about our summer internships, classes and experiences for high school students at an upcoming information session for parents, teachers, and high school students. To register to attend, please visit bit.ly/AMNHHSINFO

Educational Offerings for Teens

Courses for Teens Explore anthropology, astronomy, conservation science, and evolutionary biology: the Museum is your lab. Events for Teens Game night, film festivals, college readiness, and more: Bring your friends and experience the Museum in a new way! Internships for Teens Find out about paid internships in science communication, research, and coding for New York City high school students.

Visit the Sackler Lab

This hands-on learning lab located within the Spitzer Hall of Human Origins features educational programs focused on human biology, with drop-in events every weekend.

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