MS Integrative Biology

Course Overview The Department of Integrative Biology offers Master of Science and Doctor of Philosophy degrees, providing comprehensive graduate training across all levels of biological study, from molecular to ecological systems. Students engage in advanced, independent thesis research at the forefront of their chosen field, supported by a faculty with diverse and active research programs. Key Program Highlights Diverse research opportunities in fields like genomics, conservation biology, behavioral ecology, and evolutionary biology. Access to unique research stations including the Hatfield Marine Science Center and the H.J. Andrews Experimental Forest. Hands-on teaching experience through required teaching assistantships for doctoral candidates. Collaborative projects with institutions like Oregon Health and Science University and the Primate Research Center. Financial support through graduate teaching and research assistantships for most students.