The PhD program in Evolution, Ecology and Behavior at the University of Buffalo is an interdisciplinary graduate program designed to train researchers, educators, managers, and regulators. It brings together faculty and students with shared interests in how organisms interact with each other and their environment, and how these interactions change over time. The program offers a coordinated and focused approach to graduate education in these vital life and environmental sciences.
This program is designed to train researchers, educators, managers, and regulators in the study of evolution, ecology, and behavior.
UB is noted for being one of the most affordable public institutions nationwide. Tuition rates are subject to annual review and approval by the SUNY Board of Trustees.
This program is officially registered with the New York State Education Department (SED).
The PhD program is an interdisciplinary graduate program requiring 72 credit hours and typically takes 5 years to complete. Instruction is delivered in person.
This program is designed to train researchers, educators, managers, and regulators in the study of evolution, ecology, and behavior.
You need to submit an online application form through the UB Graduate Admissions portal, pay a $75 application fee, and ensure you meet all program prerequisites. For specific questions, you can contact Maggie Balles-Clark at mlballes@buffalo.edu.
Tuition rates vary by student status and program. Specific amounts for the PhD in Evolution, Ecology and Behavior are not detailed here; please consult the University at Buffalo Student Accounts website for the most current information.
Information regarding scholarships for this specific program is not provided in the source material.