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Director of Graduate Programs Please
direct inquires to:
ANNOUNCEMENTS New Ph.D. Fellowship - Striped Bass Genomics...more |
The Department of Zoology offers programs leading to Master of Science and Doctor of Philosophy degrees, as well as a non-thesis Master of Zoology degree. The programs prepare students for academic careers of research and teaching or for MS and PhD research careers in industry or government research institutes. For these degrees, graduate work consists of a program of courses, seminars, and research planned in conjunction with the student's adviser and advisory committee. The non-thesis Master of Zoology program primarily consists of coursework and prepares students for positions in teaching, science education, or professional programs (e.g., medical, veterinary). In addition to offering degrees in Zoology, the department participates in interdepartmental programs in Physiology and in Fisheries and Wildlife Sciences, and a concentration in Behavioral Biology. A total of 62 full time and adjunct faculty members direct graduate research in various areas of zoology. Information for Prospective Students Degree Requirements: |
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