American Museum of Natural History – Richard Gilder Graduate School
The Richard Gilder Graduate School, part of the American Museum of Natural History, offers advanced education and research opportunities in natural sciences. It is home to the only museum-based Ph.D. program in comparative biology in the United States. The school integrates hands-on research with access to the museum’s world-renowned collections, laboratories, and fieldwork opportunities. Faculty and students engage in cutting-edge scientific inquiry while benefiting from collaborations with leading researchers worldwide. In addition to its doctoral program, the school offers an MA in Teaching Earth Science, designed to prepare educators with deep scientific expertise. The graduate school is at the forefront of natural history education, contributing to new discoveries and fostering public understanding of science.
Key Services:
– Ph.D. program in Comparative Biology
– Master of Arts in Teaching (MAT) Earth Science
– Access to world-class museum collections and research facilities
– Fieldwork and research opportunities
– Collaboration with leading scientists and institutions
– Science education and public engagement initiatives
