Interested in pursuing a Ph.D. or Masters degree in marine invertebrate ecology, conservation, or evolution? This may be the place for you. The Department of Biological Sciences at Clemson University is a large and growing group of organismally-oriented scientists who are interested in many aspects of evolutionary biology, ecology, functional morphology, and physiology. Access to marine facilities through the Baruch Institute is available, and we have marine colleagues in the department and at other South Carolina institutions such as USC and the College of Charleston.

Information about graduate degrees in the department is available here and here. If you are interested in applying specifically to the Moran laboratory, please contact me in advance; I'd like to hear from you.  Your degree of "fit" with laboratory interests is very important, and we do not always have space for new students.

The Department of Biological Sciences is located in Long Hall.