Graduate students have access to interdisciplinary graduate groups, faculty mentorship, teaching opportunities, and innovative research experiences spanning evolution, ecology, biodiversity, and marine science. The department is committed to providing a collaborative and supportive environment where students can achieve their academic and professional goals.
Affiliated Graduate Programs and Courses
Multiple interdisciplinary graduate groups offer graduate students extensive opportunities for collaborative research, diverse academic training, and professional development.
Funding and Support
Graduate students have access to a variety of funding opportunities through the department, campus, and external organizations.
Future Undergraduate Science Educators
FUSE is a transcript-noted program that offers pedagogical training to Ph.D. students preparing for undergraduate teaching careers.
The Ethogram
The official blog of the UC Davis Animal Behavior Graduate Group, where graduate students share research, develop science communication skills, and engage diverse audiences through accessible storytelling.