Master: Ecology

Ellen Soldal

Ecological knowledge is necessary in order to manage and conserve biological diversity, locally as well as globally. By studying Ecology you will learn about ecological structures and processes. The Master's degree formerly known as Tropical Ecology and Management of Natural Resources is now a specialization within Master in Ecology.

You will become familiar with the state-of-the-art ecological theories within your specialization and how you can contribute to increase future ecological knowledge and understanding.

Specialization
The Master's degree in Ecology consists of two specializations:
·Ecology and
·Tropical Ecology and Management of Natural Resources.

Both specializations focus on how ecological knowledge can be appropriately used in natural resource management and in environmental policy.

General Ecology focuses on behavior and population ecology, pollination and reproductive biology, plant ecophysiology, ecological entomology, plant systematics or molecular evolution and genetics.

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Updated: 31.10.06
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