Northwestern University Doctoral Program in Plant Biology and Conservation

A collaboration between the Chicago Botanic Garden and Northwestern University

This unique Ph.D. program offers advanced courses taught by eminent professors and scientists from the Chicago Botanic Garden and Northwestern University in a variety of fields including biology, ecology, plant science, environmental science, geology, and anthropology.

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For more information on these programs, contact:

Nyree J.C. Zerega
Phone: (847) 835-6916
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Addressing a growing need for expertise in plant science and conservation, the doctoral program provides students with advanced training in plant ecology, evolution, and biology, as well as applied plant conservation theory and methods.

The Garden's Daniel F. and Ada L. Rice Plant Conservation Science Center serves as home to the doctoral program, as well as the master's degree program in plant biology and conservation. The Plant Science Center is an international center of plant conservation research, providing a world-class facility designed specifically to meet the needs of students and teachers in the plant biology and conservation curriculum.

Visit www.plantbiology.northwestern.edu for more information about the doctoral program or to apply.

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