UAlberta - Southern African Field School - Summer Program
City: Manzini Country: Swaziland
UAlberta - Southern African Field School Website
The Southern African Field School is not being offered at this time, but there are other opportunities to study science abroad available. Explore your Science-specific study abroad options here.
Overview
The Southern African Field School (SAFS) is a world class field school run by the University of Alberta, Faculty of Science, Department of Biological Sciences. Students can earn up to *6 credits studying African Ecology and Conservation Biology in eSwatini (Swaziland) and Kruger National Park (South Africa.) Students can connect with local researchers, develop international networks and gain hands-on experience working on relevant research projects.
- Get ahead and earn U of A credits during Spring/Summer semester
- Develop research, problem solving, analysis, and communication skills
- Foster global citizenship, team building, and intercultural skills
- Differentiate yourself for medical and graduate school and jobs
- Connect with local researchers, go on a safari, experience new cultures and environments
When Can I Go?
Terms Offered: Spring/Summer Semesters
Dates & Duration: May/ June, 4-5 weeks
Eligibility Requirements
Open to: All Faculties
Level: Undergraduate
Program Information & Contact
For all questions related to eligibility, applying, deadlines, costs and program details, visit:
Evan Wong (Field Schools Administrative Coordinator)
Audrey Reid (Field Schools Academic Coordinator)
Department of Biological Sciences, Faculty of Science
safs@ualberta.ca
Website: www.science.ualberta.ca/africa
Funding Opportunities
Students receive on average between $1,400-$2,000 in funding.
Over 80% of students who apply get funding.