Earth Expeditions is a global conservation and education program supporting university courses, degree programs, and collaborative projects in Africa, Asia, Australia, and the Americas. Through Earth Expeditions courses, our mission is to build an alliance of individuals with firsthand knowledge of inquiry-driven, community-based learning for the benefit of ecological communities, student achievement, and global understanding. Travel to pivotal hotspots in Africa, Asia, Australia, and the Americas to engage in inquiry and action projects on vital issues in conservation. Build relationships with classroom teachers, informal educators, and conservationists from around the world. From home or work, all students collaborate with faculty and classmates in Dragonfly Workshops, an easy-to-use web-based learning community, created by Project Dragonfly. Students worldwide discuss assignments, develop projects, and exchange ideas throughout the fall semester. To learn more about this unique Web experience, visit dragonflyworkshops.org. |
"I was able to experience a new culture and amazingly inspiring people. Professionally, it kept the fires burning to continue doing what I wanted to do when I started teaching - to help our students be better human beings."
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Global Field Master's Program (GFP)Earn a GFP Master’s while traveling worldwide with Earth Expeditions. Join a remarkable network of professionals who work collaboratively to affect change in local and global contexts. |
"After experiencing traditional college courses, distance learning, and site based courses, this format has been the most thorough, practical, and genuine knowledge growth opportunity." "As I learned more on the concept of inquiry-based learning, I began to feel its potential beyond the classroom and into every area of our society." |
