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From robotics and coding to NASA space exploration and engineering challenges, students engage in hands-on learning while traveling to exciting destinations. These immersive experiences inspire curiosity, build teamwork, and spark passions that shape future innovators. Every tour is designed to connect classroom lessons with real-world applications, giving students the confidence and creativity to explore new career paths while making memories that last a lifetime.
From cutting-edge technology labs to hands-on engineering workshops and immersive science centers, our curated list of top STEM field trip locations is designed to spark curiosity and foster learning. Each destination is selected for its educational value, safety, and ability to engage students in real-world problem-solving and interactive exploration. Browse the profiles to find the ideal STEM experience that will inspire your students to think critically and innovate beyond the classroom!
Explore Baltimore’s National Aquarium: immersive field trips, STEM programs & the new Harbor Wetlands inspire students to protect our ocean planet
Discover five dynamic educational cave tours, including the Emerald Cave Kayak Tour, Mammoth Cave, and more, perfect for student fieldtrips.
Explore intriguing space museums in the US, from NASA’s Kennedy Space Center to the Smithsonian Air and Space Museum. Discover interactive exhibits, space shuttles and astronaut training programs.
From stunning seascapes and swamplands to STEM centers and maritime history, Coastal Mississippi captivates learners.
The Cincy Region is brimming with incredible cuisine, vibrant art, and history galore at museums and National Historic Sites.
Philadelphia continues to grow, with plenty of new things to see. From the Museum of Illusions to new exhibits at The Franklin Institute.