Join a Wildlands Studies Information Session
In-Person info sessions at 4 PM unless otherwise noted
Seattle U: Jan 14-Admin 208
University of Washington: Jan 16-Winkinwerder 105
University of Oregon: Jan 23-Mckenzie 122
Cal Poly SLO: Jan 28-fisher science 285 @5pm
UC Santa Barbara: Jan 30-Bren 4016
UC Los Angeles: FEB 4-terasaki 1100
UC San Diego: FEB 6-Galbraith 253
UC Santa Cruz: FEB 20-ISB 413
UC Irvine: FEB 25-location TBD
WWU: FEB 27-Environmental Studies 418
University of michigan: FEB 25-Dana 1024
Virtual info sessions hosted via Zoom at 5 PM Pacific Time
January 15-General Program Overview
January 22-General Program Overview
January 29-General Program Overview
February 5-General Program Overview
Experience the planet.
LEARN HOW TO HELP SAVE IT.
For forty-four years, Wildlands Studies has offered exciting and challenging opportunities. Our field studies programs put you in the field. Hike across mountain meadows, ford streams and camp in the forest. Swim in warm ocean waters and examine coral reefs and sea life. Experience nature in the wild.
Upcoming Wildlands Studies Field Program Presentations
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Six weeks in the field.
Our programs are either two or six weeks in length. You get a life changing immersion in the wild, and the balance of the academic term to travel or explore on your own.
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High impact, low cost.
Wildlands Studies field programs are affordable—at a fraction of other field and study abroad programs—and your financial aid may apply.
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Academically rigorous.
Wildlands Studies’ programs are built on 280 hours of direct instruction with academic experts. Our faculty hold either a PhD or MS, and both author and lead our field programs. The programs are dynamic too, changing to keep apace of data and relevant science.
Earn 15 credits toward your degree.
We offer a life changing experience along with the opportunity
to earn up to 15 quarter credits, conferred by the College
of the Environment at Western Washington University.
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Not all classrooms
have four walls.
Some of the best classrooms aren’t rooms at all. They’re experiences in wild lands, amid wild life, native cultures and indigenous people.
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Because the environment matters.
We’re driven by a singular notion: the environment is precious, and only by immersing ourselves in it and studying it can we help protect it.
We’re helping students share in and contribute to this ideal.
