Course Objectives:
• Have a greater understanding of the functioning of mountain ecosystems, identifying the interactions between geomorphological processes, soil and vegetation. Giving special attention to the vulnerability and transformation of landscape and hydrologic response in relation to land use.
• Practice in the use of traditional and innovative techniques in geo-ecology, such as geomorphological mapping, GPS and mobile GIS, and analysis of biotic and abiotic parameters of the ecosystem.
• Achieve produce scientific papers with selected students and stakeholders.
Requirements:
• Being a student of expertise in the areas of biological sciences, agricultural, geological or water.
• Have an intermediate English proficiency or advanced (request interviews or documentary evidence).
• It is desirable that you are preparing or developing a research project linked to subject.
• Letter of the University.
Teachers, place and key dates:
Teachers of the course are Dr. Erik Cammeraat and Dr. Harry Seijmonsbergen, both researchers at IBED-Institute for Biodiversity and Ecosystem Dynamics, University of Amsterdam.
The course will be held in Cajamarca, in the facilities of the Graduate School at UNC in Cajamarca and practical work in the area of \u200b\u200bthe pilot site Paramo Andino Project. The course will from 21 June to 10 July.
be received applications of interest until June 10 (send letter of interest, CV and letter of the college : cipder.ppa @ gmail.com and gabyl@mountain.org ), only 8 were selected Peruvian students. The final group of students will consist of 50% and 50% Dutch students
Peruvian students.
Costs:
The course will be funded by the organizers, but each student is required to cover logistical costs, which means staying 20 days in Cajamarca. Reference is attached the following breakdown:
Items N° días S/ unidad Total S/.
Alojamiento 20 días 30 Food
20 days 600 ; 20 400
field trip costs 13 days
10 130 TOTAL S /. PEN 1130.00
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