11 June 2026 Aberdeen, United Kingdom
EAGE Geoscience Outreach Day
11 June 2026 Aberdeen, United Kingdom
Geosciences are the backbone of our modern world. From the water we drink and the food we eat to the energy that powers our homes and the minerals that build our technology, the responsible use of the Earth’s resources are at the heart of modern human life.
The EAGE Geoscience Outreach Day will welcome secondary school students from across Aberdeen and the North East to celebrate and explore the vital role geoscientists play in building a sustainable future. Students will engage with energy professionals and university professors to learn about
Why Participate?
- Bridging the Gap: Learn how geosciences contributed to Aberdeen’s rich oil and gas history and how they are now powering the future of renewable energy and sustainability
- Career Insights: Real-life stories and inspirational talks from geoscientists and engineers who have travelled the world in their search to better understand the earth
- Community Awareness: Discover how your local heritage—from prehistoric tools to modern engineering—is rooted in the ground beneath you
save the date 11 June 2026 | 9:00 am – 2:00 pm
Where: P&J Live, East Burn Road (AB21 9FX)
Cost: Free
Activities
FAQ
- Who Can Participate?
Secondary school students from S2, S3, S4 accompanied by a teacher. And S5 and S6 students. All attending students must be registered in advance through the DYW - Are there any costs involved?
The EAGE Geoscience Outreach Day is entirely free for participating students including bus transportation, activities, and lunch - How can I support this?
Organisations can support by co-organising a STEM activity or mini-workshop or through financial contributions to covering the costs.
More Information
For more information about the EAGE Geoscience Outreach Day, please contact our Student Community Manager, María José Rodríguez.
Interested in supporting or sponsoring this activity? Please contact our Corporate Relations team
Thanks to support from:
