Higher Education Events

Discover new insights, innovative best practices, and the latest advancements in GIS technology.

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Higher education events

DateEventLocation
November 19–20, 2026Geography 2050New York City, New York
December 7-11, 2026American Geophysical Union (AGU) Annual MeetingSan Francisco, California
February 8–12, 20272027 American Association of Geographers (AAG) Annual MeetingNew York, New York
February 9–10, 2027Esri FedGISWashington, DC
February 23–25, 2027Geo WeekSalt Lake City, Utah
February 26, 20272027 Los Angeles Geospatial SummitLos Angeles, California
April 13–15, 2027Geodesign SummitRedlands, California
DateEventLocation
October 27–29, 2026Esri Infrastructure Management & GIS Conference (IMGIS)Palm Springs, California
March 7–8, 2027Esri Partner ConferencePalm Springs, California
March 9–12, 2027Esri Developer & Technology SummitPalm Springs, California

Upcoming webinars

Strategies for Integrating Thoughtful AI into GIS Teaching and Learning

Date: November 5, 2026

Time: 10:00 AM–11:00 AM (PT)

Location: Virtual

Cost: No cost

Language: English

AI is rapidly changing how students learn, write code, analyze data, and interact with GIS. This webinar explores practical strategies for thoughtfully incorporating AI into GIS teaching and learning. Whether you are already experimenting with AI in your courses or are still considering where it fits, this session will provide ideas you can adapt to your own teaching.

GIS in Higher Education Chat

First Tuesday of every month

Join your colleagues and the Esri education team for an informal chat where you will learn about tools, data, curricular materials, and teaching approaches.

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