Ph.D. level
Zurich's research groups in Evolutionary Biology are host to a highly diverse group of international graduate students. A competitive Ph.D. Program in Evolutionary Biology exists under the umbrella of the Zurich Life Science Graduate School. This program aims to attract the most promising young scientists from across the world to Zurich. For questions about Ph.D. studies, please contact the Graduate School, individual group leaders, or the administrator of the Ph.D. program.
Classroom teaching
Below is a selection of courses (co-)taught by group leaders listed on this web site. This list is not exhaustive. In particular, it does not include all foundational courses in Biology.
Advanced Population Genetics: BIO782
Aquatic Communities: 701-0446-00L
Biology of Reproduction: BIO361
Conservation Genetics: 701-1450-00L
Diversität der Wirbeltiere: BIO 363
Ecological Genetics: Research Seminar: 551-1701-00L
Ecology and Evolution: Genetics: 701-1413-00L
Ecology and Evolution: Populations: 701-1415-00L
Evolutionary Biology: 701-2414-00L
Evolutionary Biology: Field Course: 701-1414-00L
Evolutionary Developmental Biology of Primates: BIO 207
Evolutionary Ecology of Infectious Disease: Current Topics: 701-0263-01L
Evolutionary Genetics of Primates: BIO205
Evolutionary Morphology of Vertebrates - Issues and Methods: BlO262
Experimentelles Feldpraktikum: Verhalten, Oekologie und Evolution: BIO380
Field and Lab Course in Aquatic Systems: 701-0420-00L
Forschungspraktikum Verhaltensbiologie: BIO358
Foundations of Molecular Evolution: BCH640
Frontiers in Animal Behaviour: BIO331
Guarda-Workshop in Evolutionary Biology: 701-1424-00L
Introduction to Population- and Evolutionary Biology: 701-0245-00L
Modelling Course in Population and Evolutionary Biology: 701-1418-00L
Molecular Evolution and Phylogenetics: BIO222
Paläobiologie und Evolution der Echinodermen: BIO275
Paleobiology and Evolution of Invertebrates: BIO264
Paleontology and Biostratigraphy: 651-3420-00L
Plant Pathology II: 751-4504-00L
Population Genetics Reading Group (Beginners): BIO784
Field and Lab Course in Aquatic Systems: 701-0420-00L
Principles of Evolution: BIO364