ACM Tanzania Program Living arrangements During the first two months, students will live in dormitories at the University of Dar es Salaam. These dormitories are modest but serviceable. The double rooms are small, with bunkbeds, desks and small storage areas.
Showers are available, but the water is lukewarm at best.
The Archaeology Unit professors regularly organize field schools for their own students, so they have considerable experience in hiring cooks, obtaining supplies and planning camps for large groups. The established campsites are still relatively primitive, however, with pit toilets and, in some cases, no water on site. Some students, however, may live at the sites of the ongoing research projects in Olduvai, Laetoli, Ngorongoro and Serengeti. Costs Students will be billed tuition and a program fee by their colleges. Students from non-ACM colleges must contact the ACM office in Chicago.