MS Sub-Antarctic Biocultural Conservation Biology

Course Overview This unique Biology Master's program with a concentration in Sub-Antarctic Biocultural Conservation offers an unparalleled opportunity to conduct research in one of the world's last pristine wilderness areas. The program provides an interdisciplinary, hands-on experience that integrates ecological science with environmental ethics and policy to address critical global challenges. Students will engage in field work at the renowned Omora Ethnobotanical Park, developing innovative strategies for conserving both biological and cultural diversity. Key Program Highlights Hands-on research experience in the pristine Cape Horn Biosphere Reserve, a UNESCO World Biosphere site Interdisciplinary curriculum integrating ecology, environmental ethics, policy, and traditional ecological knowledge Direct field work and mentorship at the internationally recognized Omora Ethnobotanical Park Focus on innovative strategies to address global ecological change and cultural homogenization Collaboration with a powerful international network of academic and conservation organizations