Evolution, Ecology and Systematics (Master of Science)

["As a student in theEES programme, you will take courses and conduct research in the fields of evolution, ecology, and systematics. We offer advanced courses inpopulation biology, genetics, phylogenetics, population genetics, behavioural ecology, theoretical biology, molecular evolution, human evolution, botany, zoology, limnology, marine biology, and bioinformatics.You will have the opportunity to conductseveral lab rotationsin various labs, and you will participate in seminars and conferences. You will also learn many important skills, such asscientific and grant writing, giving presentations and leading discussions, and statistical analysis.The Faculty of Biology of the LMU Munich is made up of internationally recognised researchers and award-winning instructors. The faculty providesexcellent facilitiesfor contemporary research and studies in the modern "Biocenter", which is part of the HighTechCampus of the LMU Munich.The curriculum of the Master's programme is based ontopic-related modules, including lectures, seminars, and practical courses, with a strong emphasis on learning in the context of ongoing research projects. Training is kept as research-oriented as possible. The website of the Master of Science programme inEvolution, Ecology and Systematicsis the best way to find out more about the programme and to gain an overview of current research areas:https://www.bio.lmu.de/en/study/for-students/master-programs/ees/."]