Education centre

Interactive modules, classroom-ready curriculum guides and career routes into polar research — for students and educators alike.

Interactive learning modules

Downloadable curriculum guides

Polar science curriculum guide — Primary

PDF · 48 pages

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Polar science curriculum guide — Secondary

PDF · 96 pages

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Fieldwork safety & ethics for classrooms

PDF · 22 pages

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Data literacy with real station telemetry

PDF · 34 pages

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STEM careers in polar research

Glaciologist

Physics or geoscience degree, then ice-sheet modelling or field drilling.

Polar ecologist

Biology background with statistics; seasonal field seasons on the ice.

Station engineer

Mechanical or electrical training; keeps power, water and instruments alive.

Science communicator

Journalism or science writing plus a season embedded with a research team.

Remote-sensing analyst

Coding and satellite data skills; maps change without leaving the lab.

Polar policy adviser

Law or international relations, working on treaty and conservation frameworks.