Masters in Biodiversity and Evolution

The Master's degree in Biodiversity and Evolution takes a multidisciplinary, composite, dynamic approach focussing primarily on studying, preserving, managing and safeguarding biodiversity. The curriculum contains two macro-areas of learning: (1) Evolutionary biology of organisms and ecosystems (2) Evolutionary biology of molecules and cells. The two areas are designed to provide advanced, specialist, vocational expertise, each with its own expected learning outcomes: Learning area N 1: Evolutionary biology of organisms and ecosystems In this learning area the Master's degree in Biodiversity and Evolution provides specialist technical and scientific know-how in the subjects covered by the degree class, which are indispensable to evolutionary biology from an organism and ecosystem standpoint.