Student STEM trips customized to meet your group's educational needs.

After staring into the Mouth of a Tyrannosaurus Rex, your students will enjoy Atlanta as this colorful metropolis is full of activities, sights and sounds to accompany your STEM trip.

Get hands-on with science, technology and engineering in interactive workshops at the MIT Museum, participate in a gallery hunt at the Peabody Museum of Archaeology & Ethnology or explore EcoTarium’s vast 55-acre grounds and captivating museum

Experience one-of-a-kind Learning Labs, enjoy hands-on, minds-on activities and explore mind-blowing facts about the Universe at Adler Planetarium, or be a part of an amputation demonstration at the International Museum of Surgical Science

Train like an astronaut at the Kennedy Space Center, engage in hands-on STEM learning through Discovery Labs at Orlando Science Center or learn about Clearwater Bay and all of its inhabitants by conducting field activities aboard a boat with Clearwater Marine Aquarium

Your students can experience the Center of Science and Industry (COSI), where interactive exhibits and hands-on experiments make learning engaging and fun. The Ohio State University innovative research labs and the Franklin Park Conservatory and Botanical Gardens provide unique insights into environmental science and cutting-edge technology.

Get hands-on with interactive workshops featuring science and engineering. Enjoy 11 state-of-the-art permanent exhibit halls as you explore at Perot Museum of Nature and Science, or take part in a real-world engineering First Lego League Team.

Experience the hundreds of interactive exhibits at the Great Lakes Science Center, conduct hands-on experiments related to the science of drug action at the Center of Science and Industry or learn basic coding and programming concepts in robotics education at Boonshoft Museum of Discovery,

Learn about EnergieWerk Hofgut Sternen, The Black Forest Village which runs on renewable energy, do a climbing wall on the side of an actual former nuclear cooling tower at Wunderland Kalkar or participate in a hands-on activity at a Physics Education Research facility at CERN

Experience the renowned Space Center Houston, where students can learn about space exploration and interact with real astronauts. Additionally, the Houston Museum of Natural Science and the Children's Museum of Houston provide interactive exhibits and hands-on activities that make learning fun and engaging.

Explore the U.S. Space & Rocket Center or interact with the state-of-the-art HudsonAlpha Institute for Biotechnology. Huntsville STEM trips provide students with hands-on learning experiences that bring classroom concepts to life, fostering a deeper understanding and passion for STEM fields

Build motorized machines, catapults and buildings out of Legos, come face to face with full-size dinosaur skeleton, or explore the work of real scientists like hydrologists, naturalists and geologists

Learn about the world of secret drawings, codes and hidden messages at Bletchley Park, participate in a hands-on introduction to computing history at the National Museum of Computing, or learn how science and technology are used in the British campaign for the America’s Cup.

Explore the Phillip and Patricia Frost Museum of Science, where students can experience interactive exhibits and participate in educational programs. The Miami Seaquarium provides insights into marine biology and oceanography, while the Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden offers unique opportunities to study botany and environmental science.

Have your students participate in science and technology labs, classes emphasizing hands-on interactive learning experiences or try to locate the queen bee or view the SkyLase laser light show at Adventure Science Center.

Master new skills in the Liberty Science Center's Tech & Design Studio or MakerLab, discover all the secrets at the New York Aquarium in a STEM Goes Wild! Class or collaborate to engineer machines to solve problems at the New York Hall of Science.

Explore real-world science, technology, engineering and math at premier educational venues like the Kennedy Space Center Space Trek program through Atlantis Educational Services, where students can simulate astronaut training and engage in mission-based STEM challenges. At Disney Imagination Campus, students dive into workshops that explore robotics, theme park design and applied physics, all taught through the lens of innovation and creativity.

Become detectives and examine skeletal remains, explore the Heart of the Franklin Institute, or take lessons that have been developed to meet Educational Standards, including Pennsylvania State Standards and the Next Generation Science Standards.

Discover the many surprising ways energy exists in our world at the St. Louis Science Center, participate in the Great Rocket Design Challenge and the Wind Turbine Design Challenge at the Challenger Learning Center, or explore exhibits and education on marine life and preservation at the World Aquarium.

Encourage your students to participate in Mission Science Workshops that align with Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS) and include; building electromagnet speakers; assembling animal bone puzzles to discover animal locomotion systems; dissecting squid and constructing fan-powered circuit cars. Learn Imagineering: Audio-Animatronics® and Robotics at the Walt Disney Family Museum.

Known for its thriving tech industry and cutting-edge research institutions, Seattle offers a variety of enriching STEM experiences. Visit the Pacific Science Center, where interactive exhibits and live demonstrations make complex concepts accessible and engaging. The Museum of Flight provides a deep dive into aerospace technology and history, while the Seattle Aquarium offers insights into marine biology and environmental science.

Explore the Museum of Science & Industry (MOSI), where interactive exhibits and immersive workshops make learning both fun and impactful. Students can also delve into marine biology at the Florida Aquarium, with its diverse aquatic exhibits and educational programs. Additionally, the Glazer Children's Museum provides innovative STEM-focused activities designed to inspire creativity and critical thinking.

Have your students build their own machines at an inventor's workshop at Swiss Science Center Technorama, discover the mysteries of our universe at the European Organization for Nuclear Research or participate in engaging workshops at the History of Science Museum.

Get a view into stunt action using physics in this unique S.T.E.A.M. workshop at Fast Motion Studios, witness the power of electricity with shocking demonstrations or test drive robotics, rovers and revolutionary sci-fi inspired tech at the Ontario Science Centre.

Learn the clues scientists look for when studying chemical reactions as they witness color changes, foaming elephant’s toothpaste and the explosive finale at Science World. Learn about Vancouver’s shrinking footprint and how the city has the lowest per capita Greenhouse Gas (GHG) emissions of any major city in North America or explore physics while participating in a daring ropes adventure in the treetops of Grouse Mountain.

Learn about droughts, sea levels, glaciers and ice caps through an interactive Earth Lab exhibit at the National Academy of Sciences, explore the National Geographic Museum rotating exhibitions or learn about sustainable farming techniques at the University of the District of Columbia.

Examine a 3-D printed object and design it using TinkerCad, discover dinosaurs and Ancient Egyptians at Museum of World Treasures or participate in workshops and labs at Kansas Aviation Museum, Educational Destinations will make your Wichita STEM trip rewarding and memorable.