University of Helsinki · Finland
Master’s Programme in Ecology, Evolution and Biodiversity Conservation
The Master’s Programme in Ecology, Evolution and Biodiversity Conservation at the University of Helsinki is designed for students interested in understanding how nature functions. The program is international and multidisciplinary, drawing on fields such as ecology, evolutionary biology, statistics, and laboratory work. It offers a comprehensive study experience that prepares students for careers in research or conservation.
Teaching is conducted entirely in English, fostering a diverse and international learning environment. Students gain theoretical knowledge and practical skills through lectures, laboratory work, coding, and field courses. The program also encourages global perspectives through opportunities for exchange studies abroad and by welcoming students from various countries.
The curriculum includes a significant research component with a master's thesis, supported by supervisors and research groups. Students also have the chance to present their work at symposia and engage with the wider scientific community. The University of Helsinki, located in a vibrant student city, provides access to various resources and cultural attractions, enhancing the overall student experience.
