Study a wide range of related disciplines that encompass the study of life from the molecular level, through cells, tissues and organisms, to populations and ecosystems.

The Masters programs are designed for domestic and international students who wish to update their skills in the biosciences or gain a post-graduate qualification at an Australian University.

Graduate students are able to undertake study in the PhD (3-4 year program) and the MPhil (2 year degree program). These students in the Research School of Biology (RSB) are enrolled in one of three Graduate Research Fields.

Our courses use a range of teaching modes including lectures, practical classes, field trips, tutorials and seminars, through which we provide thorough coverage, from fundamental concepts up to the latest research breakthroughs.

Find more about Research School of Biology research projects.

Read about the experiences of students at the Research School of Biology.

The Biology Teaching and Learning Centre (BTLC) coordinates all biology teaching across the campus.

Honours is a one-year program that you can take after a three-year Bachelor Degree in Science. In Biology, Honours is entirely research-based and will introduce you to all aspects of scientific research: experimental design, data collection, statistical analysis, scientific writing and publishing.

Scholarships and Prizes available to eligible Biology students.

The ANU Research School of Biology offers a variety of outreach activities to high school students. We encourage you to come onto campus and try one of our practical laboratory classes, which cover topics such as genetics, parasitology, and exercise physiology.