The UC Davis College of Biological Sciences is one of three colleges in the country dedicated to the study of biological sciences. Our faculty, researchers, and students explore fundamental questions about life. The College of Biological Sciences is advancing the planet's knowledge, exploring life processes to identify opportunities and meet the demands of the 21st century.

The UC Davis College of Biological Sciences will take its place at the forefront of scientific innovation and discovery. With the highest standards of excellence in teaching, research, and community involvement, we will forge interdisciplinary partnerships that will transform the discoveries made through the dedicated study of basic biology into applied solutions to global challenges.

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University of California Davis (UC Davis) College of Biological Sciences

The Davis campus has a distinguished history of teaching and research in the life sciences including animal behavior. The Animal Behavior Graduate Group is an interdepartmental program in which faculty members from several departments, schools, and colleges participate. Members of the Group employ a wide range of animal species in their research as well as a diversity of theoretical and methodological approaches.

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Animal Behavior Graduate Program

The Neuroscience Graduate Group, one of the premier training programs in the United States, offers a comprehensive program of courses and outstanding research opportunities leading to M.S. and Ph.D. degrees, and it participates in joint Physician and Veterinary Scientist Training Programs. The group is composed of over 80 faculty members drawn from 20 departments, divisions, and sections, including the School of Medicine, the School of Veterinary Medicine, the College of Biological Sciences, the College of Agriculture and Environmental Sciences, and the College of Letters and Sciences.

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The Plant Biology Graduate Group at UC Davis offers interdisciplinary training in plant biology. The vertical organization of research in the group allows students to study plants at levels of inquiry ranging from molecules to populations. Although research training is focused primarily on acquiring basic knowledge, a diverse plant science community on campus allows opportunities for exposure to and participation in research with applied goals.

University of California Davis (UC Davis) College of Biological Sciences

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