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The Top programme Evolutionary Biology is embedded in the Master’s degree programme in Ecology and Evolution and explores the interface between ecology and evolution. Students can benefit from a wide spectrum of national and international expertise across the fields of ecology and evolution.
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Language
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English |
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Duration
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24 months |
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Degree
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Master of Science (MSc) in Ecology and Evolution |
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Start programme
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1 September 2012 |
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Deadline for application
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Erasmus Mundus Programme: EU citizens 15 January 2012, non-EU 15 January 2012
Top Programme: EU citizens: 1 February 2012, non-EU citizens 1 February 2012
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Tuition fees
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Detailed information about tuition fees
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Details
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- Top programme within the Master Ecology and Evolution
- Double degree programme: Erasmus Mundus status awarded by the European Commission
- In cooperation with the following universities: Uppsala University (Sweden), University of Montpellier II (France), Ludwig-Maximilians University of Munich (Germany), Harvard University (USA)
- Associated with the Graduate School of Science
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Application for this programme entails a
refundable application fee
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Accreditation
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Accredited by the Dutch Government |
General information
By following the the Top programme in Evolutionary Biology, students acquire top quality research competences via advanced theoretical and practical training in such a way that they become highly attractive for research positions in the area of Evolutionary Biology. They can often continue their careers by starting PhD research.
Career prospects
This Master’s programme is specifically designed to train the skills that are required for a successful career as a scientist. The Master’s programme provides training in writing grant proposals and encourages students to apply for grants that enable them to continue with a PhD project.
Admission
Admission to the Top programme Evolutionary Biology is highly selective. Successful candidates must demonstrate that their motivation and cognitive skills are well above average. The requirements for acceptance include:
- a Bachelor’s degree in Biology or the equivalent
- marks that clearly identify the candidate as belonging to the top 10% of their cohort
- outspoken motivation to pursue a scientific career
- recommendations by qualified referees
- documented proficiency in English; language requirements include an IELTS test score of 6.5 or a TOEFL test score of 580 (paper-based), 237 (computer-based) or 92 (internet-based, iBT).
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