As a parent of a Miami student, you have an opportunity to earn Miami graduate credit or a full master’s, regardless of where you live in the U.S. and regardless of your profession.

Designed for working professionals, Earth Expeditions (EE) graduate courses from Miami’s Project Dragonfly combine web-based coursework with face-to-face engagement with researchers, community leaders and conservationists at critical field sites in Africa, Asia, Australia and the Americas.

Earth Expeditions graduate students explore coral reef conservation in Australia, the role of sacred groves in biological and cultural sustainability in India, and human-wildlife coexistence in Kenya. If you hold a bachelor’s in any field, you can apply for 2019 courses through January 28.

Visit the Earth Expeditions site for more information. Like Project Dragonfly on Facebook.

Miami’s Project Dragonfly reaches millions of people each year through inquiry-driven learning media, public exhibits and graduate programs worldwide.

Miami grad and MU parent Cindy Kelly is pictured at left with EE partner Amarjargal Badamkhandon on Dragonfly's course in Mongolia. Both Kelly and her daughter, Carolyn Kelly-Hohl, graduated from Miami U with a master’s degree through the Global Field Program.