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Please join us for an upcoming live webinar!

2025-26 Informational Webinars Schedule

Each presentation in our general Informational Webinar series includes details on course work, program costs, how the program can benefit your career, application process details, and more. All general Informational Webinars start at 8pm ET and last 30 minutes with additional time for questions and answers. Each live webinar will be recorded. 

• Thursday October 9, 2025 - 
• Thursday November 6, 2025
• Thursday December 18, 2025
• Thursday January 8, 2026
• Thursday February 5, 2026

Inside Earth Expeditions

Want to know more about Dragonfly's global+web-based Earth Expeditions courses? Please join us for an upcoming session or view a recording from one of our past Inside Earth Expeditions sessions, where we share the inside scoop on our EE course locations, partners, and activities. These sessions are perfect for current AIP and GFP students, prospective GFP students, and those interested in taking an EE as an individual course. Each session will be led by an experienced member of our instructional team.

• September 17, 2025, 
  
  • Namibia, Borneo, Thailand
• September 24, 2025,
  
  • Mongolia, Kenya, Amazon
• October 8, 2025,
  
  • Australia, India, Galapagos
• October 15, 2025,
  
  • Baja, Belize, Brazil, Costa Rica, Paraguay

Planning to Apply?

• All Applicants: Please fill out our “” to start the process and receive application tips, reminders, and information about our programs. Applications are due each year on January 15 (the Global Field Program and Earth Expeditions) and February 15 (the Advanced Inquiry Program). Get started early to make sure you have time to gather and prepare your application materials.
• AIP Applicants: In addition to attending a general Project Dragonfly webinar, we encourage you to sign up for and attend any in-person or virtual open houses held by your preferred AIP location. as these are exceptional opportunities to get to know AIP advisors and site-specific details. You can find more information about these events on our AIP Site-Specific Information Sessions webpage as well as on your preferred AIP location's zoo or botanical garden website.
• International Applicants/Non-U.S. Citizens: Applicants may be considered for admission on a case-by-case basis to complete the Global Field Program from their country of residence. Please carefully review ÍÃ×ÓÏÈÉú University's recommendations as you consider applying for the Global Field Program, then send an email to Dr. Kevin Matteson at matteskc@miamioh.edu, including your country location and a brief statement about why you are interested in joining the Global Field Program.