EEB Ph.D. program
EEB graduate students and faculty, August 2023
The Ecology and Evolutionary biology Ph.D. program was established in 2011 to provide opportunities for students within the growing research programs in this part of UTEP's Biological Sciences department. Research strengths include studies of Chihuahuan Desert systems, Arctic Biology, herpetology, ornithology, ecosystem science, phylogenetics, wetland ecology, conservation and more. We are always looking for motivated students interested in our program. Please see below for information on how to apply. Please note that we no longer require a GRE score to apply for this program. You can also examine the Ph.D. handbook to understand program expectations and requirements. More information about the program can be found within these links:
Current opportunities
The Ecology and Evolutionary Biology PhD program at the University of Texas at El Paso is recruiting PhD applicants interested in a wide variety of fields, including biogeochemistry, waterfowl ecology, microbial ecology, plant ecology, spatial ecology, conservation genetics, aquatic ecology, and others. Multiple funded RA positions are available starting in 2027. Tuition remission is included for qualified applicants. If you are ready to apply, follow the instructions below:
How to Apply
We recommend to inquire about graduate opportunities with potential advisors via email. See the EEB faculty page to learn about the research interests within the EEB program. Applications often have better chances of success if a prospective advisor has corresponded with you and is specifically interested in your application. When you are ready to apply, go here to the UTEP graduate school application portal to see the instructions and fill out the application.
Applications for Fall 2027 admittance are due February 1, 2027.
