Academic Programs

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The Chimpanzee and Human Communication Institute serves as an academic resource for several programs, including:

CHCI Apprenticeship Program - a 10-week summer program for students from various academic backgrounds (e.g. anthropology, biology, psychology, linguistics, philosophy, etc.). Apprentices are involved in the husbandry, care, and enrichment of the chimpanzees on a daily bases. Apprentices are also part of one or more research teams.

Primate Behavior and Ecology - The Primate Behavior & Ecology Major at Central Washington University is an interdisciplinary approach to non-human primates, captive and free-living, and of their relationships with the environment. The major requires the completion of a second major in a related field: anthropology, psychology, or biology.

Master's Degree in Experimental Psychology - Central Washington University offers a master's degree in experimental psychology, with a concentration available in primate behavior.