Evolutionary Ecology and its applications

Through five major themes, we will make the connection between the principles of evolution and evolutionary ecology seen in previous teaching units in a fundamental way and current societal applications.

These five major themes are: human evolution, biodiversity conservation, the domestication of animal and plant species, evolutionary medicine, and major global crises and disruptions.

Two sessions on understanding and oral presentation of scientific articles are held in conjunction with the course "Evolutionary Ecology and its Applications."

Fundamental courses in Evolution and Ecology, notably "Fundamentals of Evolution (S4)" and "Evolutionary Ecology: Concepts and Foundations of Formalization (S5)"

This course unit must be taken in conjunction with HAV619B, Evolutionary Ecology and its Applications.

- Apply fundamental concepts and technologies in molecular biology, biochemistry, cell biology, genetics, microbiology, physiology, immunology, classification of living organisms, developmental biology, and evolution to address an issue in the field or analyze a research paper or presentation.

- Identify the process of producing, disseminating, and promoting knowledge.

- Use written and oral comprehension and expression with ease in at least one modern foreign language.