Singapore Oceanarium New Research & Learning Hub – Education, Research And Conservation

Get ready to go on a marine adventure at the Singapore Oceanarium’s new Research and Learning Centre! Open at Resorts World Sentosa, this cutting-edge facility is more than just an educational hub—it’s a place where families can discover marine life through interactive exhibits, hands-on workshops, and global conservation events.

Wondering about the Singapore Oceanarium research center’s opening hours? Or curious about the S.E.A. Aquarium renovation update? This new centre is part of the broader RWS 2.0 masterplan, transforming the RWS waterfront development into a world-class marine education destination.

With its eco-friendly design, the centre operates entirely on solar power and holds the Green Mark Platinum Zero Energy certification. Whether you’re looking to learn about marine science, attend a conservation workshop, or simply enjoy the stunning exhibits, the centre has something for everyone.

Key Highlights

• Opening Date: May 2025 at Resorts World Sentosa

• Exhibits & Labs: Featuring immersive learning labs, marine-themed exhibits, and interactive displays

• Sustainability First: Certified Green Mark Platinum Zero Energy, supporting RWS’s carbon neutrality goal by 2030

• Event Spotlight: Hosting the Bowmouth Guitarfish Population Viability Analysis workshop and the CITES Global Youth Summit

• Family-Friendly Fun: Hands-on learning experiences for kids and adults alike

Key Features:

• Sustainability Focus: The centre is Green Mark Platinum Zero Energy certified, aligning with the RWS 2.0 masterplan to achieve carbon neutrality by 2030.

• Advanced Facilities: Equipped with immersive learning labs, seminar rooms, and a rooftop event space that offers panoramic waterfront views.

• Exhibits & Multi-Functional Spaces: The Pacific, Atlantic, and Arctic rooms host rotating exhibits and educational programs, while The Wave, Edutorium, and The Beacon provide engaging learning environments.

• Cutting-Edge Marine Lab: A hub for marine science research, featuring teaching, research, and wet labs where visitors can participate in hands-on experiments.

• Global Collaboration: The centre will host international workshops and events, including the Bowmouth Guitarfish Population Viability Analysis workshop and the CITES Global Youth Summit.