Department of Biology
The Biology masters degree is designed to provide advanced training in ecology and evolutionary biology. Students will address contemporary biological problems relying upon current theory and a variety of research tools. Areas of current research interest and expertise in our department include phylogenetic systematics, phylogeography, evolutionary ecology, population biology, ecosystem dynamics, biostatistics, organismal biology, and conservation biology. Many students find this training ideal for competitive job placement upon completing their degree. For example, public or private agencies and organizations seek individuals that approach problems synergistically with an understanding of organisms both in nature and in the lab. Other students will find the Biology MS program an excellent foundation for admission to top-tier PhD programs in ecology, systematics, evolution, organismal biology, and related fields.
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