CONS 491 - International Conservation Practicum

Credits: (1-3)
College Curriculum: COLL 300
This course is a blend of independent research, under the supervision of a faculty mentor, combined with technical, professional, and career development activities relevant to issues of global conservation. The course is intended for students who are exploring conservation careers while giving them applied research experience in areas of international conservation. Students will be engage in original research with an international research partner organization, be mentored in that research by a faculty member, and produce a substantial research paper that analyses cross-cultural differences between domestic and international conservation. Hours to be arranged. By instructor permission only.
This course can be repeated for credit.