The Masters Degree in Ecology, Evolution and Behaviour at the University of Roehampton London is designed for aspiring researchers passionate about understanding the intricacies of the natural world. This programme is ideal if you seek to deepen your knowledge in areas crucial for addressing environmental change, enhancing food security, and explaining biodiversity. You will be immersed in a vibrant research community, gaining expertise in key concepts of ecology, evolution, and behaviour, preparing you for advanced study or a career in scientific research and conservation.
You will pursue this Masters degree full-time on campus over one year, focusing intensely on an independent research project. Supported by expert, research-active supervisors, you will develop hypotheses, collect and analyse data, and present your findings in a publishable format. The curriculum includes compulsory modules in Health Research Methods and a substantial Research Project, equipping you with essential skills in project management, data analysis, and scientific communication. You will graduate with a strong research portfolio, ready for PhD study or roles in environmental science, conservation, or related fields.