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Potential projects and finished degree theses

Here are some potential degree projects from the Department of Ecology and Environmental Science. You can also search for already completed theses in the DiVA publication database.


Potential degree projects

Below is a list of potential degree projects from the Department of Ecology and Environmental Science. Please contact the contact person/supervisor for each project for more information. You can also contact a researcher in your area of interest to discuss project ideas.

Degree projects in plant physiology and bioinformatics

Students on programmes at the Department of Ecology and Environmental Science can also apply to do degree projects in plant physiology and bioinformatics linked to the Department of Plant Physiology. Suggestions for projects can be found through the link below.

To be considered for a degree project in plant physiology, a passing grade is required on the courses Physiology and Cell Biology, 15 credits and Fundamentals of Chemistry, 15 credits or equivalent courses. In addition to the courses above, in order to be considered for a degree project in bioinformatics, a passing grade of the course Analysis of Field Data, 15 credits and Molecular Ecology and Evolution, 15 credits or equivalent, is required. If a degree project in plant physiology or bioinformatics becomes relevant, course coordinators for degree projects at the Department of Ecology and Environmental Science must approve the choice of project.

Suggestions for projects

Contact at Department of Plant Physiology

Finished degree theses

Look for already completed degree theses in the Digital Scientific Archive, DiVA, a search tool and a repository for research publications and student theses. Take a look at a list of degree theses published at the Department of Ecology and Environmental Science from 2014 and onwards. Some of the theses can be downloaded in full text and you can extend or limit the search to fit your scope.

List of degree theses

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Latest update: 2025-01-16