July 19, 2020, 8:00 AM–July 25, 2020, 8:00 PM
Portal, AZ, United States
Photo Credit: Anthony Donaldson
What can an engineer learn about thermal transfer from the flight of tiny hummingbirds? What can an architecture student glean from the water-capture design of an agave plant? What insights can a supply-management major gain from a community of ants that distributes resources in a way that allows many species to coexist in a small space?
Join world-renowned biomimicry leader Dayna Baumeister for an intensive week-long class in the Chiricahua Mountains of southeastern Arizona. Learn how the plants and animals in this global hotspot of biodiversity can inspire sustainable innovation solutions in disciplines ranging from design and architecture to engineering, biology and business.
Quick Facts
Application Requirements
To apply for this program, click on the “Apply Now” at the bottom of this page. This will generate an online application with the requirements listed below. Please also refer to the “Academics” tab for specific eligibility information. Note: Non-ASU students should consult these instructions before applying.
Additional Information
A Biomimicry of the Desert Southwest Flyer
Study Abroad page and application
Photo Credit: Anthony Donaldson
Photo Credit: Anthony Donaldson
Photo Credit: Anthony Donaldson