Classified for credit

Museum dedicated to West Virginia's glass industry with historical equipment and finished pieces — materials science, glassblowing chemistry, and regional industrial history.

WV wildlife rehabilitation center — covers native species biology, habitat loss, and wildlife conservation through resident animal education programs.

University-operated public observatory — covers telescope optics, celestial observation, and introductory astronomy for student groups.

Wheeling STEM center and maker market — hands-on science and technology exhibits with maker-space programming for K–12 learners.

Hands-on children's science center with interactive exhibits covering physics, biology, and basic engineering concepts.

Aquarium facility in southern WV — supports aquatic biology and fish species identification curriculum.

Museum dedicated to West Virginia's glassmaking industry — covers materials science, silica chemistry, and the industrial history of American glass production.

Reptile education facility and rescue center — covers herpetology, reptile biology, thermoregulation, and animal conservation hands-on.

Licensed raptor rehabilitation center caring for injured birds of prey — covers avian anatomy, wildlife biology, and conservation ecology.

WVU tree-fruit research station — applied plant science, orchard management, pollination biology, and agricultural research methods.

Federally operated fish hatchery with raceway tours — applied biology, aquaculture, cold-water fish species, and freshwater ecology.

State geological survey office with rock, mineral, and fossil collections — covers stratigraphy, mineralogy, and West Virginia's natural resource history.

Major research university campus — campus tours expose students to higher-education STEM programs, research labs, and career pathways.