Day 1 · Orientation · Kampala
Arrival, safety & ethics briefing, introduction to Uganda's development context. Guest lecture from Mwanzo/Serah leadership.
University · 10 to 14 days
ESG field immersion, learning inside communities where conservation and child protection are lived, not lectured.
Custom semester-linked programmes for universities and schools, field visits to Serah Foundation communities, conservation sites, and locally led cultural exchange. Anthony's team works directly with your institution, from planning to delivery on the ground.
For hands-on individual placements, see our Sustainable Tourism Internships in Uganda (2 weeks to 3 months).
Arrival, safety & ethics briefing, introduction to Uganda's development context. Guest lecture from Mwanzo/Serah leadership.
Structured community engagement, child protection systems, education access, caregiver networks. Student reflection journals. Ethics review.
How tourism revenue flows to communities. Case study: Mwanzo Tours model. Group project assignment.
Park visit with ranger talk, human-wildlife conflict, community conservancies. Kazinga Channel field observation.
Chimp or gorilla trek (permits pre-arranged). Briefing on primate tourism economics and UWA conservation model.
Community-led cultural programme, music, craft, local food. Student presentations prep.
Cohort presents findings to Mwanzo/Serah team. Feedback from Anthony & faculty.
Final reflection, optional Kampala NGO visit, departure.
Programme content reviewed by Anthony Kiweewa & Hanna Lukács · Faculty co-design call included in planning.
Enquire 4 to 6 months ahead for permit availability and faculty alignment.
40% on signed agreement. Balance 60 days before programme start.
All student visits follow Serah child-protection protocols. Faculty supervision required at community sites.
Risk assessment, insurance confirmation, and participant forms required before travel.
Share cohort size, academic objectives, and preferred travel window.