University College of Skövde

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An interdisciplinary master's that trains students to apply molecular biology and bioinformatics to ecological questions. Suited to graduates who want to combine ecology with molecular techniques and computational methods for research or applied roles.

Programme overview

This master’s programme in Molecular Ecology teaches how to use molecular techniques alongside ecological data to address ecological questions. The programme is offered on campus in Skövde, runs at 100% pace, and the listed instance is a 60-credit master’s programme. The university also notes that a two-year (longer) master’s option in Molecular Ecology is available.

What you'll study

Teaching focuses on the intersection of ecology, molecular biology and bioinformatics. Students learn to combine ecological datasets with molecular methods to investigate ecological topics using laboratory and computational approaches.

Entry requirements

Specific entry requirements, syllabuses and course details are published per programme instance; applicants must consult the chosen instance to see the applicable entry requirements. The programme page directs applicants to the instance syllabus for exact admission criteria.

Career prospects

The programme states that molecular ecology is an interdisciplinary field that opens several career opportunities, reflecting applicability in research, conservation and applied environmental work where molecular and bioinformatic skills are needed.

Scholarships & funding angle

The course page does not list specific scholarships. Prospective students should check the university’s general student support and funding information for scholarships, grants or other financing options.

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