The Department of Evolution and Ecology offers undergraduate students a broad education emphasizing the relationships among organisms, populations, communities, and ecosystems. The curriculum combines rigorous coursework with hands-on learning in the laboratory, field, and classroom, encouraging students to explore evolution, ecology, biodiversity, and environmental change. Through research opportunities and close interaction with faculty, students develop the analytical, scientific, and critical thinking skills needed for graduate study and careers in research, conservation, environmental science, and education.
Why Study Evolution, Ecology and Biodiversity?
Discover how the Evolution, Ecology and Biodiversity major prepares you for careers in research, conservation, medicine, education, and beyond.
Undergraduate Courses
Look through the complete listing of courses available to undergraduates through the Department of Evolution and Ecology.
Majors and Minors
Explore degree options, major requirements, and minor programs designed to help you build a strong foundation in evolution, ecology, and biodiversity.
Advising
The Biology Academic Success Center (BASC) is the one-stop shop for all advising needs for EVE undergraduates.
Experiential Learning
Gain hands-on experience through research, fieldwork, internships, study abroad, and other opportunities that bring biology to life.