Tanzania - Studies in Human Evolution and Ecology

  Tanzania

Dar Es Salaam

Term: Fall 
Dates: Fall semester

Description: The ACM Tanzania Program offers adaptable undergraduates the exciting and extraordinary opportunity to observe and conduct field work in some of the world's greatest paleoanthropological and ecological sites.

Highlights: Founded in 1958, the Associated Colleges of the Midwest stands proudly as one of the oldest and most successful American higher-education consortia. With roots reaching back to 1920 in the Midwest Collegiate Athletic Conference and to 1951 in the Midwest Faculty Conference, the ACM can claim an extraordinary record of collaboration amongst its member colleges. With the ten founding members (Beloit, Lawrence, and Ripon in Wisconsin; Coe, Cornell, and Grinnell in Iowa; Carleton and St. Olaf in Minnesota; Knox and Monmouth in Illinois) still actively engaged, and strengthened by new members Macalester and Colorado Colleges in 1967, Lake Forest College in 1974, and the College of the University of Chicago from 1988 through 2008, the ACM has shown remarkable stability and vitality over 50 years of profound change in American higher education.

Cost in US$: Inquire for more info.

Experience Required: no

This Program is open to Worldwide Participants.

Application Process Involves:

• Letters of Reference
• Online Application plus Application Assessment
• Transcript
• Written Application

Post Services Include:

• Exit DebriefingAbroad
• Alumni Network
• Job and Internship Network

ACM - Associated Colleges of the Midwest's Mission Statement: The Associated Colleges of the Midwest, a consortium of residential liberal arts colleges, aims to strengthen its member colleges as leaders, and exemplars, in liberal arts education through significant, innovative, and sustainable collaborations. One key component of ACM is to provide exemplary liberal arts learning through a wide variety of off-campus study programs.

Year Founded: 1958