Interested in becoming a graduate student?
The Berkeley Natural History Museums supports graduate degrees through several departments including Anthropology, Environmental Science, Policy, and Management, Earth and Planetary Science, Geography, and Integrative Biology. Students have access to a tremendous variety of courses taught in the areas of evolutionary biology, molecular biology, natural history, and systematics across the different departments.
Students gain substantial benefits through their association with the BNHM: 1) Participation in the intellectual environment of each museum and the BNHM collectively, 2) Access to funding for research, travel and stipends through the individual museums, fieldstations and their respective departments, and 3) Direct access to world-class collections and facilities and field reserves.
For more details on the graduate opportunities, see details on each museum, PI labs, and the reserves here:
- Essig Museum of Entomology
- UC Museum of Paleontology graduate and undergraduate programs
- Jepson and University Herbaria student opportunities
- UC Botanical Garden
- Museum of Vertebrate Zoology lists grants, jobs, and resources for graduate students
- Phoebe A. Hearst Museum of Anthropology
- UC Natural Reserve System has a link to grants for graduate students on their homepage
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