66 Biodiversity Degree Programs

Biodiversity is at the heart of environmental science, addressing some of the most pressing global challenges, from climate change to species conservation. The Integrative Biodiversity programme provides an interdisciplinary approach to understanding and protecting the natural world. Students will develop expertise in biodiversity research, evolutionary processes, and conservation strategies while gaining practical experience in laboratory and fieldwork. With a strong emphasis on scientific communication and teamwork, this programme equips graduates with the skills needed to make a real impact in biodiversity conservation and environmental management.

BRI - Biodiversity and Business: from Research to Impact is the protection of biodiversity presents a worldwide challenge, with the EU striving to take the lead in addressing its decline through its 2030 Biodiversity Strategy. Businesses are pivotal in crafting a framework that preserves and restores biodiversity along with the ecosystem services it offers.

It has never been more important to understand biodiversity and how we can protect it. Throughout this course you will explore mechanisms for maintaining and enhancing biodiversity in the face of the unprecedented declines caused by human activity and climate change.

The master's degree in Biodiversity, Conservation and Environmental Quality (BCEQ), entirely taught in English, prepares the highly qualified figure of environmental biologist expert in the multiple aspects of biodiversity, aimed at nature conservation and the assessment of environmental quality.

The MSc in Biodiversity and Global Change is designed to give students a strong foundation in understanding how ecosystems and species respond to environmental changes. The program covers key topics like biodiversity patterns, conservation science, a…

Are you passionate about protecting the natural world and addressing global environmental challenges? The MSc in Biodiversity, Wildlife and Ecosystem Health at the University of Edinburgh offers a flexible, fully online path to develop your expertise in conservation, sustainability and environmental governance.

The Master in Protected Areas, Natural Resources and Biodiversity (MAPRNB) is supported by more than 30 years of continuous teaching experience in the degrees of Biology and Environmental Sciences, with its corresponding third cycle, and in the degrees of Biology, Environmental Sciences and Biotechnology that happen to them, as well as in the extensive research activity of the seven areas involved (Cell Biology, Botany, Crystallography and Mineralogy, Ecology, Soil Science and Agricultural Chemistry, Toxicology, Zoology).

Biodiversity underpins the global economy, yet its rapid decline is creating serious risks for the financial sector. This programme equips you with the expertise to understand these risks and transform them into opportunities. You’ll learn how to measure and integrate biodiversity into financial strategies, navigate international policies and frameworks, and leverage innovative financing solutions that deliver value for both business and nature.

This MRes program focuses on developing a deep understanding of biodiversity, evolution, and conservation science. It combines coursework with practical research, helping students gain skills in fieldwork, data analysis, and critical thinking. Studen…

The PhD Program in Environmental Ecology provides a diverse platform for research in both basic and applied ecology. Topics may range from individual- and species-level ecology, population ecology and community dynamics, biodiversity, and ecosystem functioning to biological invasions, and ecological applications in nature protection, aquaculture, sustainable agriculture - offering flexibility to tailor the study focus to individual interests and research goals.

The Ph.D. degree in Biodiversity & Ecology aims at providing students with high-quality education of international standing, so that they can develop a deep understanding of their science and versatile thinking, something critical for their professional career in the modern environment.

The study of biodiversity is an emerging area of biology that is of growing importance in the public and political spheres. Understanding the diversity of living organisms, their origin and evolution and ensuring their conservation is not only of academic interest but is also crucial to ensuring the sustainable development of our society and a sound management of land and the environment.

The M.Sc. in Biodiversity Conservation program has a duration of 3 academic semesters (and up to 8 semesters for part-time study) and requires the completion of 90 ECTS. It combines a course component of 60 ECTS in total for which each student can choose from a list of Restricted Elective Courses (see Postgraduate Prospectus) as the series of compulsory departmental postgraduate seminars.

With this Master's degree, the aim is to acquire advanced, specialized and multidisciplinary training, aimed at understanding the current state of research in the field of terrestrial biodiversity.

Acquire insight into the causes and consequences of the current worldwide loss of biodiversity. Apply your knowledge and skills to practical conservation and restoration issues. Participate in state-of the-art research performed at the internationally renowned Department of Biology.