Graduate studies in the Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology emphasize education and research toward a PhD. All doctoral students pursue a common set of requirements, while focusing their research in one of our specializations. We encourage prospective students to contact faculty with complementary research interests before applying to our program.
Areas of specialization:
| behavior | Blumstein, Gowaty, Grether, Narins, Nonacs,Schlinger |
| conservation biology | Alfaro,Barber,Blumstein,Fong, Grether, Hubbell, Rundel, Sack, Smith, Sork, Wayne |
| ecology | Amarasekare, Fong, Hespenheide,Lloyd-Smith, MacDonald, Rundel, Sack, Shipe, Smith, Sork, Vance, VanValkenburgh, R. Zimmer, C.A. Zimmer |
| evolutionary biology | Alfaro,Barber,Brunk, Buth, Gowaty, Jacobs,Lloyd-Smith, Novembre, Smith, Sork, Taylor, VanValkenburgh, Wayne |
| marine biology | Alfaro,Barber, Buth, Fong, Gonzalez, Gordon, Jacobs, Shipe, Vance, Zimmer, Zimmer |
| paleobiology | Jacobs, MacDonald, VanValkenburgh, Wayne |
| plant biology | Fong, Gibson, Hubbell, Rundel, Sack, Shipe, Sork |
| physiological ecology | Gibson, Gordon, Rundel, Sack |
| theory | Alfaro,Amarasekare, Hubbell,Lloyd-Smith, Nonacs, Novembre |
| tropical biology | Gibson, Hespenheide, Hubbell, Rundel, Sack, Smith, Sork |
