Location
  • South Africa
    • Cape Town
Length
4 to 20 weeks

Program Details

Compensation
Unpaid
Timeframe
Year Round
Language
English
Weekly Hours
48
Age Min.
19
Age Max
50
Qualifications
  • Undergraduates/Recent Graduates within the Environmental Science

Pricing

Price Details
Price available upon request;
● Programme costs excludes: Flights / Visas / Medical and Travel Insurance / Excess baggage / Lodging in Cape Town / Transfer from airport to Cape Town

● Inclusions: Cape Town Transfers / Accommodation / Trips aboard commercial operations as an Assistant Biologist – option to go in the cage if time and space permits / Bedding / Bed linen washed weekly / Wifi / Two T-shirts and cap or beanie / Hoody
Free entrance to the Two Oceans Aquarium in Cape Town, either before/after your trip (let us know a few days in advance so that we can arrange this) / All trips on vessels / Training, presentations and conservation activities / use of bicycles / Food – basic breakfast.
What's Included
Accommodation Some Meals Transportation Wifi
What's Included (Extra)

Cape Town Transfers,Accommodation,Trips aboard commercial operations as Assistant Biologist – option to go in the cage if time and space permits,Bedding,Bed linen washed weekly,Wifi,basic breakfast and more.

What's Not Included
Activities Airfare Airport Transfers Domestic Airfare SIM cards Some Meals Travel Insurance Visa
What's Not Included (Extra)

● Programme costs excludes: Flights / Visas / Medical and Travel Insurance / Excess baggage / Lodging in Cape Town / Transfer from airport to Cape Town

Aug 15, 2019
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About Program

Our Scientific Internship consists of a series of exclusive, high level academic and field-based skills training modules for marine science undergraduates and recent graduates. You will work alongside experienced specialists who know our area and its wildlife better than anyone else, gaining a unique insight into the life histories of these incredible species.

Our training covers a diverse range of skills based on academic and industry demand. You'll learn about and be responsible for great white shark identification and data logging, small shark tagging, cetacean surveys, Baited Remote Underwater Video deployment and more. In addition to these, you may also work with upcoming technologies such as 3D photogrammetry, helping us develop a unique archive of digital animal reconstructions.

As the Marine Dynamics Academy also hosts research projects by visiting scientists, you may have the opportunity to learn directly from individuals currently working in the field.

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Program Highlights

  • Great white shark biology, identification and population monitoring
  • Small shark tagging
  • Science in ecotourism and marine guiding
  • Scientific authoring and professional development to mention a few
  • Marine diversity assessment and scientific photography

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