Biosystematics MRes

Gain a broad perspective of taxonomy and systematics as well as relevant practical experience on this Masters course.<br/><br/>Available full-time or part-time, and run jointly with the Natural History Museum, the programme will prepare you for further PhD study, or a future career in systematics research.<br/><br/>Youll carry out two hands-on research projects at the museum and Imperials Silwood Park Campus under the supervision of acknowledged international experts at both institutions.<br/><br/>Youll also improve your knowledge of biosystematics through regular academic tutorials, attendance at lab meetings, and external lectures and seminar series.<br/><br/>MRes Living Planet programme<br/>Our MRes Living Planet course will equip you to tackle the great environmental challenges facing the world, providing training on the transferrable research skills you’ll need to develop science-based understanding and interventions. All our MRes Living Planet streams are available in full-time or part-time modes.<br/><br/>You may wish to consider if another stream is right for you according to your career aims and background:<br/><br/><br/>- MRes Biosystematics (this stream)<br/><br/><br/>- MRes Living Planet with Ecology, Evolution and Conservation<br/><br/><br/>- MRes Living Planet with Computational Methods in Ecology and Evolution<br/><br/><br/>- MRes Living Planet with Ecosystems and Environmental Change<br/>