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Open daily - 10 a.m.–5 p.m.
Tour Your Future offers an exciting opportunity for youth ages 11–17 to connect with STEM professionals and get an insider’s look at their workplaces. Participants will tour organizations such as Pittsburgh Institute of Aeronautics, Pittsburgh Zoo & Aquarium, University of Pittsburgh, and more, experiencing firsthand what it’s like to work in various STEM fields.
All youth, ages 11–17, are welcome to attend this guided career exploration. Pre-registration is required. Register online for available tours using the links below or call 412.237.3400.
Tours are offered on select dates. Please check back, as new dates are added throughout the year.
100 Delta Drive, Pittsburgh PA 15238
July 8, 2026
10 a.m.–Noon
$15 per student
Cook MyoSite is a life science company with a focus on regenerative medicine. Our mission is to make regenerative medicine a part of everyday medicine, and our vision is to be the most trusted name in muscle cell technology. Cook MyoSite is currently pursuing FDA approval for iltamiocel, our muscle cell technology, and to date our clinical programs have enrolled more than 700 participants. During their visit to Cook MyoSite’s laboratory facilities, students will get to tour an active aseptic biologics manufacturing laboratory and get to meet current life sciences professionals.
Doherty Hall, 281 Hamerschlag Dr., Pittsburgh, PA 15213
July 9, 2026
10 a.m.–Noon
$15 per student
During this visit, students will get a glimpse into the fascinating field of Materials Science and Engineering (MSE) through an interactive demonstration of metal heat treatment and strength/fracture surface characterization. Students will get to meet a few graduate students, see some of the Carnegie Mellon MSE lab spaces/equipment, help treat and break metals, and look at broken samples under an electron microscope! Because we will be working in lab spaces, we require participants to wear long pants, closed-toe shoes, and have long hair tied back for this event.
July 20, 2026
10 a.m.–Noon
$15 per student
Bidwell Training Center offers a multitude of expert-taught programs such as Culinary, Pharmacy Technician and more to high school graduates or equivalent at no cost. They provide career training and academic enrichment that supports adults entering the workforce or looking to enhance their skills. More details about the tour to follow soon!
Sat., Sept. 20
10 a.m.-Noon
$13 per student
The group will meet members of the Beaver Valley Chapter of U.S. Women in Nuclear (USWIN), as well as, members of our Training Department. The students will spend some time in our Control Room Simulator. They will be able to witness simulated Control Room situations and manipulate controls in a simulator like our Operators do in the real Plant Control Room. The students will have the opportunity to visit a classroom and have a brief discussion with some of the employees here at the station to learn about different professions within the nuclear industry.
Website: https://vistracorp.com/ 
This program is a part of the Center for STEM Education and Career Development.
This program is a part of the Center for STEM Education and Career Development.
Generously supported by Richard King Mellon Foundation
Can I go on a tour? Tours are open to individuals and groups ages 11–17. Pre-registration is required. Since capacity is very limited, please ensure you can attend before registering.
What will I do on a tour? Typical tours include a guided tour of the host site’s facility, a Q&A session with STEM professionals, and a hands-on activity related to the work done at the host site.
. To request a scholarship for a school group, please fill out this application . What if the tour is filled? If the tour you’re interested in is filled, please call 412.237.3400 to be added to the waitlist. You will be notified if spaces become available.
to host a Tour Your Future event at your place of work. Participants must cancel their spot at least one week in advance if they are unable to attend. If any participant is a no-call no-show two times during a semester, that participant will be unable to register for future tours.
