Monash University: University Handbooks: Postgraduate Handbook 2001: Subjects indexed by faculty
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Biological sciences

Facilities are available for graduate candidature in the Department of Biological Sciences leading to the degrees of MSc and PhD. The degrees are awarded for the successful completion of a supervised research program, though some coursework may be prescribed to meet the needs of individual students.
The department maintains electron microscopes, analytical equipment, constant-temperature rooms, experimental areas and a field station. Research may be undertaken in ecology, genetics and plant or animal biology in the following areas: freshwater and marine ecology, plant molecular and developmental genetics, plant physiology, animal behaviour, plant ecology, vertebrates and communities, invasion biology, biology of algae, evolution and conservation genetics, animal physiology and biochemistry. A brochure providing more detailed information is available from the head of the department or other academic staff members in charge of individual projects.

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