Diploma in Wildlife Management & Conseveration
Tourism Institute of East Africa is proud to introduce a Diploma in Wildlife Management & Conservation. While tourism is developing in Africa, there is a need to protect and conserve wildlife and nature. Thousands of lions, elephants and other wildlife are killed annually reducing the population of wildlife in Africa. The new wave of Tourism Development is not looking at Sustainable Tourism; rather developers are looking at short-term benefits at the expense of long-term effects on the ecology.
The Diploma in Wildlife Management & Conservation is intended to equip students with practical skills to manage wildlife, but also help conserve nature and the environment where wildlife lives.
We will help you Discover how to manage Wildlife and Conservation in any global setting. This Diploma will give you a broad-based introduction to wildlife management that can be applied to all types of wildlife around the globe. At the Tourism Institute of East Africa, we aim to give you the skills to determine and consider ways in which environments and ecosystems can be protected. Wildlife management is the manipulation of wild animal populations and their habitats for the benefit of both humans and wildlife.
The course establishes sound Wildlife Management skills, practices and knowledge. More importantly, the course will help you develop problem-solving skills that are respected by employers but, not often found by other graduates on competency-based courses. This course will give you a very solid foundation in the principles of Wildlife Management and also, help you to develop your practical skills.
Duration of Course: 2 Years ( 4 Semesters)
Duration of Semester: 13 weeks
Holiday Period: 4 weeks
Internship Period: 3 months
Tuition:
Citizens of the East African Community
- 1st Semester: 1,090,000
- 2nd Semester: 815,000
- 3rd Semester: 965,000
- 4th Semester: 815,000
- Internship: 150,000
The above fees cover:
1. Application fee ( paid once)
2. Registration fee ( paid once)
3. Tuition ( paid every semester)
4. Development fee ( paid every academic year)
5. Functional fee ( paid every semester)
6. Student Card ( paid once and once its lost the student pays for the new one)
7. First Aid Training ( paid once in the 2nd or 3rd Semester)
8. Internship ( paid at the end of the semester or whenever applying for internship training).
NB. Hostel fees, Corporate uniforms, meals, transport, study class fees, and any other fee is NOT included in the above fee structure. These shall be communicated during the semesters and in the circular.
The management of the Tourism Institute of East Africa reserves the right to adjust the fees and programs without prior written notice.