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Masters Degrees in Systematic Botany

We have 4 Masters Degrees in Systematic Botany

Masters degrees in Systematic Botany provide advanced training in a branch of taxonomy. They deal with the study of morphological, numerical, and molecular methods for identifying and classifying living and fossilised plants. Postgraduate specialisms include areas such as Ethnobotany, Plant Taxonomy and Plan Bioinformatics. Entry requirements normally include an undergraduate degree in a relevant subject such as Botany, Biology or Environmental Science.

Why study a Masters in Systematic Botany?

## Systematic Botany allows you to specialise in a multitude of areas within the field. For example, you may wish to focus on particular organisms such as angiosperms, fungi, cryptograms, weeds, and so on. You may wish to focus on these organisms in a wider context, in areas such as phylogenetics (evolutionary relationships), population genetics, and plant geography. The practical training you receive - including lab testing, bioimaging, gene tracking, and practical fieldwork such as excavating and geographic information systems (GIS) - will provide you with valuable experience which you can use in a number of roles. These may include: palaeobotany or ethnobotany; conservation and wildlife ecology including biodiversity management; taxonomic consultancy for museums, research institutes, and other organisations; further research and academia.

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School of Biological Sciences

The School of Biological Sciences at the University of Edinburgh is based at the King’s Buildings campus, located in the south of Scotland’s capital city and approximately two miles from the centre of Edinburgh. We are one of the largest biology departments in the United Kingdom, and our staff and students contribute to a vibrant academic community, each with a shared vision to shape tomorrow’s world. We offer twelve on-campus masters programmes spanning the breadth of the Biological Sciences. Our postgraduate teaching derives from our research strengths, and you will learn from scientists of international repute. Through our world-leading research, teaching, innovation and impact, we strive to solve real-world problems of local, national and international relevance. By studying with us you will be in an exceptional position to help make the future better for generations to come.

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Plant and Fungal Taxonomy, Diversity and Conservation MSc

Queen Mary University of London  | 
School of Biological & Behavioural Sciences

Skilled scientists in plant and fungal taxonomy are in short supply – and only a small percentage of the planet’s biodiversity has been formally described by science. View course

 On campus  Full time  Scholarships available

Biodiversity and Taxonomy of Plants MSc

University of Edinburgh  | 
School of Biological Sciences

Understanding plant diversity and resources has never been more important. View course

 On campus  Part time  Full time

Origin and evolutionary dynamics of rainforest assembly in the Fiji Islands

Durham University  | 
Department of Biosciences

Background Rainforests are among Earth’s most species-rich ecosystems, yet the processes driving their assembly and evolution remain hotly debated [1-3]. View course

 Full time

MSc Bioinformatics and Systems Biology

The University of Manchester  | 
Faculty of Biology, Medicine and Health

Our MSc Bioinformatics and Systems Biology course looks at two concepts that complement each other and reflect the skills currently sought by employers in academia and industry. View course

 On campus  Full time
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