Masters Degrees (Biogeography)

Overview This Graduate Diploma in Ecology combines a selection of Honours level modules specifically designed to give you a strong training in ecological and conservation theory and skills. Read more

Biodiversity, evolution and conservation are of growing importance due to climate change, extinction, and habitat destruction. Read more

Biology is by nature a multifaceted science. Today’s biologists face a growing number of research challenges, such as the link between global change and the ongoing biodiversity crisis, or the emergence of multidrug-resistant bacteria. Read more

Ecologists and evolutionary biologists now routinely use next-generation DNA sequencing in their research, and graduates who are skilled in both genome analysis as well as ecology and evolution are rare. Read more

Our program introduces students to independent research while broadening and deepening their contact with a selected aspect of Geography. Read more

The Ecology Group at Massey has a large teaching and support staff, with diverse expertise. As a postgraduate student undertaking masters studies you will have the opportunity to specialise in stimulating subjects ranging from. Read more

Massey’s Master of Sciences (Geography) will give you the knowledge and skills to understand and help solve some of the world’s most important environmental issues like flooding, coastal erosion, sea level change, landslide hazards and environmental change. Read more

The MSc by Research in Environmental Geography, within the Faculty of Social and Applied Sciences, aims to develop researchers who are conceptually aware, who can utilise a range of cartographic and computing skills and methods, and who can practise and develop their own research capabilities, and disseminate that research in a meaningful way. Read more

Geographers seek to understand the web of interactions and interconnections which link people and the environment. To succeed in that they require a firm grounding in a number of study areas. Read more