396 PhD programmes in Biology in North America

The graduate program in Ecology and Evolutionary Biology - Biology spans >40 faculty across campus guiding students from the  Departments of Plant Biology-Microbiology and Biology at the University of Oklahoma.             

This Biological Sciences and Urban Sustainability dual-title degree at Wayne State University is designed to prepare professionals to solve challenging urban problems that require working across disciplines.

The Environmental and Evolutionary Biology program at the University of Louisiana at Lafayette emphasizes research in environmental and evolutionary biology, with specialization in marine biology, ecology, molecular studies, and cell biology.

The Doctorate of Philosophy in Integrative Biology at the University of South Florida is designed to foster the development of technical and analytical skills used in existing and emerging fields of discovery.

Integrative Biology is a multidisciplinary doctoral program of the Department of Biological Sciences of the Charles E. Schmidt College of Science with the participation of other departments and colleges at Florida Atlantic University.

The Department of Biology at Georgetown University introduces graduate students to diverse fields of biological science, and provides them with expert guidance to excel in research. 

We are excited that you are interested in continuing your training in Biology at The University of New Mexico! 

The emphasis in the Graduate Program of Anthropology - Biological at University of Pennsylvania is on training candidates for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy.

The Biology of Aging discipline at The University of Texas at San Antonio offers rigorous training in molecular, cellular, and physiological geroscience.  The research faculty of the Barshop Institute comprises one of the largest number of mentors for training in basic mechanisms as well as diseases of aging.

The Cell Biology, Genetics, and Molecular Medicine (CGM) discipline at The University of Texas at San Antonio provides a gateway to all basic, medical, and translational research by emphasizing the importance of cell, molecular, and systems biology approaches to study the foundations of life, health, and human disease.

The Biochemistry of Health and Disease program of Drexel University trains students to explore the biological mechanisms that control the functions of living organisms.

The Systems, Synthetic and Physical Biology Graduate Program offered at Rice University is housed in the Institute of Biosciences and Bioengineering (IBB).

Graduate study in Biophysics at the Cornell University is interdisciplinary and highly individualized.

Plant Pathology from Louisiana State University teaches students to investigate the mechanisms by which pathogens cause disease and by which plants resist infection. 

The Pathobiology and Mechanisms of Disease Program at Columbia University is designed to give PhD students a strong background in graduate-level biology. 

The Biological Sciences - Integrative Physiology and Neurobiology degree from Kent State University is the study of a broad range of topics, including endocrinology, neuroscience, immunology, reproductive biology and other regulatory systems. 

The Graduate Program in Physiology and Biophysics at the University of Miami is an interdepartmental Ph.D. program that trains highly qualified students for successful careers in research, teaching and industry. 

The Ecology and Evolutionary Biology program from The University of Arizona provides research training in ecology and evolutionary biology with areas of strength in biological diversity, evolutionary history and mechanisms, community structure, ecological interactions, behavior, development and mathematical biology. 

The Department of Biological Sciences at University of Alberta offers programs leading to the degrees of Master of Science and Doctor of Philosophy. 

Help build a healthier food system for a growing world while protecting the environment with this Bioagricultural Sciences - Plant Pathology program at Colorado State University.