Ecology and Evolution
Do you have a dedicated interest in wildlife and the interaction between man and the environment? Would you like to deepen your competence in ecology and get an introduction to wildlife research?
If so, the semester program in Ecology and Evolution might be a good choice for you. Together with other exchange students from all of Europe, you will get a chance to discover Norwegian wildlife and work together with some of the most experienced wildlife researchers.
- Campus
- Evenstad
- Duration
- Spring semester
- Structure
- Full time
- Credits
- 30 ECTS
- Teaching language
- EN
- Startup
- January
- Application deadline
- Oct. 15, 2026
About the Programme
The study is a full-time basic study at the bachelor level extending 4 months and consisting of 30 ECTS credits. The study is given each spring (from the end of January to mid-June).
This study program will get you expertise about:
- Ecological theory with special emphasis on conservation, biogeography, evolutionary biology and population dynamics;
- Existing conflicts between man and the environment on a global perspective;
- Current issues and scientific methods in ecology and wildlife research.
Curricula and courses
For detailed information on the courses, view the study plan. If further information is needed, contact the International Coordinator at Campus Evenstad.
Application deadline and admission
This program is available only to exchange students from our partner institutions. Contact your home institution's International Office or department to determine your eligibility for exchange studies at the University of Inland Norway.
How much does it cost?
Free for exchange students.
Further education opportunities
International Ecology and Conservation is useful for students that are planning a master degree in ecology or related subjects. The program can be combined with Boreal Forest and wildlife management (30 ECTS) or Practice in Applied Ecology (15 / 30 ECTS).
