ARE YOU READY TO TRANSFORM YOUR WORK?

Come to California’s Redwood Coast next July for CSF’s renowned international Economics Tools for Conservation course and become part of a global network of environmental leaders.

Conservation Strategy Fund is offering its annual international training course from July 15 - 26, 2019 at Humboldt State University (HSU) in northern California. CSF’s courses are regarded as the premier training events in applied economics for environmental professionals. We are proud to partner with the College of Extended Education and Global Engagement at HSU, a California State University known for outstanding programs in natural resource management and sciences, and leadership and innovation in sustainability.

 

Dates:             Monday, 15 July, 2019 - Friday, 26 July, 2019

Duration:        1 week 4 days

Status:             Begins in 25 weeks 1 day

 

This course is for people at the forefront of conservation challenges, including managers of conservation programs and protected areas, directors of non-governmental organizations, and representatives of government agencies. Applicants from a variety of disciplines such as biology, forestry, law, anthropology, or economics are encouraged to apply. Previous training in economics is beneficial, but not essential. Applicants must be proficient in spoken and written English.

 

Tuition Details:

The total cost of tuition, housing and meals for the two-week program is $5000 per participant. This fee covers the following:

-Instruction by economic experts

-CSF course facilitators and residential staff

-All course materials and supplies

-CSF online workspace with course lectures, exercises, case studies and reading

-13 nights lodging in residential housing on the HSU campus

-All meals and coffee breaks during course

-Field trips

-Travel health insurance, if not provided by employer

-Membership in CSF’s global Alumni Network

 

Participants should also budget for the following expenses:

-International and regional travel to and from San Francisco (a bus will be provided from San Francisco to Arcata and back)

-U.S. B-1 visa fees

-Accommodation before and after the course

-Transportation and lunch during day off

-Other incidentals

 

Accepted applicants are responsible for seeking their own funding from employers, government, sponsors or other sources to cover their course fees, travel, and other expenses.

 

 

More on:

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Apply on:

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