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GRADUATE PROGRAM

UC Santa Cruz is a lively hub of culture and recreation, benefiting from its spectacular setting between the redwood forests and the scenic beaches of the Monterey Bay Marine Sanctuary and the Pacific Ocean.

The Ecology & Evolutionary Biology (EEB) Graduate Program at UCSC reflects the remarkable local and global diversity of species and environments studied by the EEB faculty and students. The vision of EEB's graduate program is to provide a nurturing, creative and intellectual environment conducive to the development of world-class scientists. The size of EEB's graduate programs encourages close working relations between students and faculty in an informal atmosphere contributing to rapid learning and professional growth. The interdisciplinary collaborations with oceanographers, geologists, toxicologists and others enable students to explore the conceptual connections between related fields as they acquire mastery in their areas of specialization.


WELCOME Cohort 2009!

Kimberly Brewitt-Carr Lab

Michael Beakes-Moore Lab

Abraham Borker-Croll Lab

Chandra Goetsch-Costa Lab

Kimberly Goetz-Costa Lab

William Janousek-Kilpatrick Lab

Holly MacCormick-Estes/Tinker Lab

Timothy Miller-Kay Lab

Gillian Moritz-Dominy Lab

Kate Richerson-Mangel Lab

Nicole Teutschel-Costa Lab

 

 

 

PROGRAM ANNOUNCEMENTS

Explore the possibilities in Ecology & Evolutionary Biology with our online Program Brochure.

2009-10 EEB Graduate Handbook

GRADUATE DIVISION

FINANCIAL AID

Applications for FALL must be received by DECEMBER 15.

The graduate advisor is available by email, phone, or appointment if you have any questions.

EEB Parenthetical Notation: ENVS graduate students may now obtain formal recognition in the field of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology (EEB).[More]

 

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