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Undergraduate Highlights

Undergraduates in the mountains

Undergraduate students in EBIO travel the world to conduct research with our faculty. Read more about their amazing stories and experiences.

Graduate Highlights

Graduates on a snowy mountain

EBIO graduate students are some of the most awarded and highly funded students in the College of Arts and Sciences. Read more about their work, research and experiences.

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EBIO undergrad, Austin Nash, earns prestigious Astronaut Scholarship

CU EBIO student Austin Nash has been awarded a $15,000 scholarship from the Astronaut Scholarship Foundation (ASF) for his research on how climate change influences mammals across landscapes, and the role that microclimates might play in conserving future biodiversity. Read more here: https://www.colorado.edu/today/2020/11/16/cu-student-earns-prestigious-astronaut-scholarship

Read more about EBIO undergrad, Austin Nash, earns prestigious Astronaut Scholarship

 Evolution of the endothelin pathway drove neural crest cell diversification
Evolution of the endothelin pathway drove neural crest cell diversification
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Jared Steward Awarded NSF Grant
A fungus is killing off Boreal toads, a type of toad specifically adapted to high-altitude life in the southern Rocky Mountains.
Probiotic Baths for Boreal Toads
 Katherine Suding leads a tour of the Long-Term Ecological Research site on Niwot Ridge, Colorado. Photo by Chris Ray, fall 2015.
Katharine Suding receives Ecological Society of America Robert H. MacArthur award

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VolcanoResearch in EBIO

EBIO's disciplinary strengths include ecology, evolution, genetics, behavior, biology education research and systematics. Our research programs have relevance for global change, conservation biology, the spread of diseases, and revealing fundamental mechanisms underlying the structural and functional adaptations of organisms.

Research Areas

Our faculty specialize in many fields of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology. Interested in learning more? Visit the various research interests of our faculty.

In the Field

Our faculty, students and researchers travel the world to conduct research in ecology and evolution. Learn more about their experiences and stories in our In the Field articles.

Courses in EBIO

Ecology and Evolutionary Biology courses prepare students with a wide breadth of skills. Students in EBIO are well-positioned to pursue graduate school (biology, medical, dental, law), and careers in research, science education, wildlife biology, conservation biology, data science, research management, environmental consulting and environmental law. 

Degree Options

Multiple degree options in our program allow students a lot of flexibility in their education objectives. Check out our featured courses to read more about our course offerings.

Learning Goals

Our coursework provides students with a core set of competencies and positions students to apply those skills with real-world significance. Learn more about the EBIO Learning Goals. 

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