A Bachelor's degree from an internationally recognised university. Also required is 90 credits in biology. For more information about specific entry requirements, see the MEME website .
Proficiency in English. For more information about English language requirements, see the MEME website .
The Master's Programme in Evolutionary Biology (MEME) is a research-focused Erasmus Mundus programme. You can customise your education to suit your career plans by studying at up to four of Europe's leading universities. The programme provides a first-class education in evolutionary biology and covers subjects including genomics, ecology, bioinformatics, modelling, macroevolution and developmental biology. The Erasmus Mundus Master's Programme in Evolutionary Biology (MEME) is a two-year research-oriented programme aimed at talented and motivated students who are interested in understanding evolution in all its facets. The focus is on the modern evolutionary theory where the interactions between organisms and their environment - biotic and abiotic - are studied. The evolutionary patterns and processes we see today are addressed to understand the origin and evolution of life. The subject is of interest to many other fields. To understand most biological processes, it has become increasingly clear that we need to place them in an evolutionary context. Therefore, evolutionary thinking has come into focus also for subjects such as ecology, developmental biology, biogeography, phylogenetics. More recently also subejcts such as epidemiology, immunology, genomics, bioinformatics, and sy