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For more information on applying to EECB and to the UNR Graduate School, click here.
For information on potential sources of financial aid, click here.
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| Ecology,
Evolution and Conservation Biology (EECB) is graduate program in the
biological sciences at the University of Nevada, Reno, that promotes Ph.D.
education in theoretical, experimental, and applied aspects of ecology,
evolution and conservation biology. EECB is composed of a Graduate
Faculty, a Program Director and one or more Assistant/Associate Program
Directors, and an Advisory Board. Students in EECB follow a Program
of Study that includes core EECB courses and a selection of other graduate
courses approved by the student's Committee.
For more information on applying to EECB and to the UNR Graduate School, click here. For information on potential sources of financial aid, click here. Other relevant information may be found in these links/resources. |
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