Research subject Animal Ecology
Ecology is the study of how organisms interact with each other and their physical environment, as well as the large-scale patterns and processes that this gives rise to.
Our topics of study include different species interactions, speciation, life history evolution, and how animals respond to a changing climate.
Related research subject
Zoology
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Researchers
Sören Nylin
Professor
Carl Gotthard
Professor
Niklas Janz
Professor
Bengt Karlsson
Professor
Rhonda Snook
Professor
Cecilia Kullberg
Researcher, Docent
Karin Norén
Researcher, Docent
Jessica Hadlow
Postdoktor
Axel Wiberg
Researcher
Malin Hasselgren
PhD
Julie Bommerlund
PhD student
Christopher Alan Cockerill
PhD student
Dick Moberg
PhD student
Matilda Queenie Rose Pembury-Smith
PhD student
Katharina Schneider
PhD student
Vanessa Schreiber
PhD student
Loke von Schmalensee
PhD
Anna Brødsgaard Shoshan
PhD student
Isabelle Marie Carola Siemers
PhD student
Anders Angerbjörn
Professor Emeritus
Research groups
Courses and programmes
Courses in Animal Ecology at undergraduate and advanced level that are administered by the Department of Biology Education (BIG).
Here you find more information about courses and programmes at BIG
Doctoral studies
To be admitted to the doctoral program in Animal Ecology, you must apply for an advertised doctoral student position. Vacancies are advertised on Stockholm University's website.
Departments and centres
Research in the subject takes place at the Department of Zoology
Department of Zoology