15 Ecology Degree Programs in Asia

The M.Sc. program offers a Thesis (research) track and requires two years of full-time study. Outstanding students may join the combined M.Sc.-Ph.D. track during the 2nd year of their M.Sc. studies. The Department of Life Sciences comprises a team of investigators conducting cutting-edge research in numerous realms of modern biology.

The School of Ecology and Environment Studies offers M.Sc. in Ecology and Environment Studies. It is the first truly interdisciplinary School in India, and possibly in the East Asian region, combining knowledge from the basic sciences, social sciences, and humanities to train environmental leaders of tomorrow.

In Bachelor of Environmental Conservation and Ecology, students learn the skills for rehabilitating the degraded, polluted and anthropogenically and technogenically affected natural components, in the consequences of natural resources.

Arts and Ecology studio-based programme is located in one of the greenest cities in the world, Singapore. This is a unique and pioneering transdisciplinary program in Asia for creative practitioners, ecologists, and researchers, and for those who seek to explore critical environmental discourses, address questions around ecological crisis, and build sustainable environments through art and creative practices.

The Master's program in Environmental Management and Audit is aimed at training specialists in environmental research with solid knowledge of environmental safety and sustainable development, management and marketing in ecology, environmental legislation, uses in practice methods of diagnosing environmental problems.

This course covers biological phenomena at or above the scale of a single organism. We will broadly cover topics in evolutionary biology and ecology including but not limited to population genetics, animal behavior, adaptation and natural selection, speciation, phylogenetics, population biology, community ecology, ecosystem ecology, and macroecology.

The purpose of the Ecology programme is to train high-level specialists in the field of ecology. As per curriculum requirements students develop a new technosphere, evaluate technical innovations at the socio-ecological level, determine their compliance with the laws of the biosphere, study the universe, use theoretical and experimental methods in physics, fundamental constants in natural sciences, and the principles of symmetry and energy conservation. They will learn methods for chemical determination of substances. Students will be able to simultaneously implement project documents and schedules, apply rules of design to technical schemes and drawings, using modern programmes, classify wastes from petrochemical production, have detailed knowledge of the creation of closed water supply systems, environmental protection, neutralisation of gas emissions, efficient use of resources principles, ecological expertise, etc.

In a Bachelor in Ecology, students study natural phenomena, learn how to use the combined traditional and modern technologies of nature conservation and the skills of management planning of nature conservation.

This course teaches the basic terminology, principles, and ideas of ecology while also covering the history of the science, its evolution, and links to other sciences. Subsequent lectures will examine these ideas at different ecological scales: individuals, populations, communities, and ecosystems. Human ecological issues will also be discussed where relevant within the framework of the course.

The Hübner lab at the Galilee Research institute (MIGAL), Israel offers a post-doctorate position in plant ecology and evolution. The project involves the analysis of a species distribution and landscape genomics using advanced computational tools in order to study adaptation to future climate. We are looking for a highly motivated individual with experience in spatial ecology and firm knowledge in species distribution models to join this exciting and high-impact project!

The study, analysis, and research of; the relationship between humans and environmental and social factors; infection and immunity; ontogenesis, development, growth and reproduction of an individual organism

Taiwan is a place where Asian and Western, modern and traditional forms of life are intertwined in ways that are both unique and paradigmatic for the contemporary world. The International PhD Program in Taiwan and Transcultural Studies focuses on the study of culture – mundane and refined, “high” and “low,” from literature and film to tourist attractions and foodways – from a planetary perspective, placing local knowledge within the context of the large social and ecological forces that are shaping the future.

This course explores the ethnoecological relationship between humans and forests.

Master's Program in Biodiversity (MPB) is Cross-disciplinary in Nature and Aims to Cultivate Talent with Both Theoretical Knowledge and Practical Skills in Biodiversity Conservation and Management as well as Awareness of International Biodiversity Governance.