Course Details

ENTS 392: Ecology & Anthropology Tanzania Program: Independent Research

Students spend three weeks of the program working on a field research project with a small team of other students. The research projects are designed to be carried out in collaboration with local communities, NGOs or regional research organizations. The multi-disciplinary nature of the projects encourages students to identify roles on the team which align with their academic interests and abilities. Projects may be carried out over a number of years, giving each year’s students the opportunity to build on the research carried out in the previous year. Students present their research at the end of the ISP. Prerequisite: Environmental & Technology Studies 255
3-4 credits; NE; Offered Fall 2020; A. Estes