Field Trips
There is no better method for introducing your students to real-world science and mathematics than a visit to the University of Arizona campus. Some of the most prominent scientific research programs in the world are here, such as the Laboratory of Tree-Ring Research and the Richard F. Caris Mirror Lab. Many programs invite students into the laboratory where actual research is underway. Our Marine Discovery program, for example, provides a hands-on marine biology lesson in a real UA teaching laboratory.
Field trips are also an important tradition and experience in the education of a child. We offer a variety of diverse experiences and unique locations that will allow you to choose the perfect fit for maximizing both education and fun. Choose from a broad array of options ranging from science discovery programs, one-of-a-kind facility and lab tours, planetarium shows, observatory visits, exhibits, and more!
- Life Sciences
- Earth Sciences
- Physics and Space Sciences
- Mathematics and Computational Sciences
- Neural, Cognitive and Behavioral Sciences
- Administration
- Research
- Students
- Support UA Science
- Community Connections
- For the Public
- Community Science Scholars
- For K-12 Educators
- Classroom Visits
- Campus Visits & Field Trips
- Arizona Project WET
- Biosphere 2 Guided Tour
- Chemistry Discovery
- Flandrau Science Center & Planetarium
- Insect Discovery
- Laboratory of Tree Ring Research
- Marine Discovery
- Mirror Lab Tours
- Physics Discovery
- Sky Island Science Investigators
- Sonia Kovalevsky Day Workshop
- Space Imagery Center
- Sweetwater Wetlands
- UA Mineral Museum
- UA Museum of Natural History
- UA Sky School
- Professional Development
- STEM Classroom Resources
- Expertise Directory
- For UA Faculty
- For UA Students
- Geotourism
- Places to Visit
- UA Science Lecture Series
- Volunteering