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The School for Field Studies (SFS) Tanzania - Fundamentals of Wildlife Management (Summer I) (Outgoing Program) Print  Save  Share
  • Locations: Moyo Hill Camp, Tanzania
  • Program Terms: Summer
  • Program Sponsor: The School for Field Studies (SFS) 
  • Restrictions: UNT applicants only
Dates / Deadlines:
Dates / Deadlines:
Term Year App Deadline Decision Date Start Date End Date
Summer 2026 03/15/2026 ** Rolling Admission TBA TBA

** Indicates rolling admission application process. Applicants will be immediately notified of acceptance into this program and be able to complete Pre-Departure / Post-Decision Phase materials prior to the term's application deadline.
Fact Sheet:
Fact Sheet:
Click here for a definition of this term Academic Level: Undergraduate Program Type: Affiliated
Click here for a definition of this term UGRAD Credit Hours: 4 transfer credits Click here for a definition of this term Minimum GPA Requirement: 2.5
Click here for a definition of this term Housing Options: On-campus residence hall Click here for a definition of this term Classification: Freshman, Junior, Other, Senior, Sophomore
Minimum Age Requirement: 18 years of age by the time of departure Click here for a definition of this term Fields of Study: Anthropology, Biology, Environmental Studies, Sociology, Zoology
Click here for a definition of this term Language of Instruction: English Program Contact in SAO: Mr. Dave Kilough (David.Kilough@unt.edu)
Program Description:

SFS TANZANIA: FUNDAMENTALS OF WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT AND CONSERVATION
(SUMMER I)

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PROGRAM DETAILS

Term | Summer I
 
Credits | 4 semester-hour credits (8 semester-hour credits when combined with Summer II)
 
Prerequisites | No course prerequisites | 2.5 GPA | 18 years of age
 
Application Deadline | April 1st. Early applications encouraged!
 
Financial Aid | All accepted students can apply for need-based scholarships, grants, and loans.
 
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OVERVIEW

In this summer fundamentals course, the complex human-dominated landscape of the Tarangire-Manyara ecosystem, with diverse and competing land use types, becomes your classroom.

Through field-based excursions, interactions with local communities, and discussions with wildlife conservation and management experts, watch the critical issues surrounding wildlife management and conservation come to life before your eyes. 

PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS
 
→ Embark on a multi-day camping expedition in Serengeti National Park, attending field lectures on the behavior and migratory patterns of the park’s magnificent wildlife.

→  While camping in the Tarangire area, visit the community-managed wildlife management areas of Burunge and Randilen. Gain a comprehensive understanding of the importance of natural resource conservation towards rural community livelihood and development.

→  Deepen your understanding of policy and legal frameworks’ influence on environmental conservation and wildlife management paradigms over time.
 
LOCATION

Learn to live the pole-pole lifestyle at SFS’ Moyo Hill Camp. Surrounded by Tanzania’s world-famous national parks and wildlife, it’s the perfect base camp for expeditions into the field. The campus is reminiscent of summer camp, with plenty of outdoor and communal spaces, while the small, friendly community of Rhotia is a short walk away.

ACADEMIC THEMES

  • Animal Behavior Observation
  • Environmental Impact Assessments
  • Species Identification
  • Wildlife Census Techniques
  • Natural Resource Management Planning
  • Data Collection and Analysis
  • Tourism Impact Assessments
  • Basic Swahili Language Skills
 
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