So you're interested in Undergraduate studies at the Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology?

Here are some interesting facts about us:

• the Department of Ecology & Evolutionary Biology is one of the largest department’s of its kind in North America, with internationally renowned and award-winning faculty
• we offer over 55 undergraduate courses, covering such areas as molecular evolution, population and quantitative genetics, genomics, animal behaviour, population, community, and landscape ecology, evolutionary and ecological theory, biodiversity, conservation biology, and systematics
• students can participate in field courses in the arctic, New World tropics, southeast Asia, Maritimes, or at U of T’s scientific reserve and field station in the Greater Toronto area
• research opportunities are available to students in their second, third and fourth years, as well as the summer months, including conducting a research project of your own design

Undergraduate studies at the Department of Ecology & Evolutionary Biology include programs such as a Specialist in Ecology & Evolutionary Biology and a Major in Ecology & Evolutionary Biology.  We also co-sponsor programs in Biology and Genome Biology with the Department of Cell & Systems Biology.  Feel free to peruse our Undergraduate Programs website for more information.

Your first step is admission to the University of Toronto.  Please visit the Admissions and Awards website for more information on important aspects, such as admission requirements, transfer credits and much more:
Admissions and Awards

If you're interested in learning more about the University of Toronto, before you apply, including any recruitment events, please visit the following site:  Discover U of T

"Study U of T" is a great resource to search the hundreds of programs at U of T.  Check it out at:  Study U of T

Good luck and we hope to meet you in the future!