Course Overview
Course Overview This Ph.D. concentration in Ecology and Conservation provides an advanced, interdisciplinary study of the relationships between organisms and their environments with a mission to protect Earth's biodiversity. The program equips candidates to conduct vital research that addresses pressing environmental threats and promotes balanced, thriving ecosystems. It is an interdisciplinary collaboration across multiple departments, offering a unique perspective on human-environment interactions. Key Program Highlights Focuses on solving real-world environmental issues through advanced scientific research Offers a unique interdisciplinary perspective from faculty in biology, geography, chemistry, and philosophy Designed for students passionate about protecting species, habitats, and global ecosystems Provides a flexible course of study with both core and elective offerings Prepares graduates for leadership roles in conservation science and environmental research
Available Intakes
August 2026
CampusDenton Campus
CityDenton
ModeFullTime
Duration48 Months
FeeUSD 19,571
August 2026
CampusDenton Campus
CityDenton
ModeFullTime
Duration60 Months
FeeUSD 19,571