Masters in evolutionary ecology of fishes in Linnaeus university

The Master of Science in Evolutionary ecology of fishes is multidisciplinary and builds on the student's knowledge of ecology, evolution and organism biology in order to explore and appreciate biological diversity among fishes. During the first year, students are introduced to traditional aspects of biology of fishes such as systematics, taxonomy, and distribution, and to current research topics in fish ecology including life-history strategies, behavior, and evolutionary adaptations.

A Bachelor's degree (equivalent to a Swedish Kandidatexamen) from an internationally recognised university, Certificates and Diplomas from your previous education at university level, Transcripts of Records, including a list of courses from all your years of study, A copy of your passport or another document of identification, Test scores: IELTS of 6.5, MELAB score of 90, TOEFL iBT of 90, PTE score of 62.

The programme is designed to prepare professionals interested in the field of evolutionary ecology of fishes and related disciplines for future careers as researchers, educators, decision makers and consultants.

15th Jan