• Keith Adams
• Martin Adamson
• Sally Aitken
• Peter Arcese
• Leticia Aviles
• John Beatty
• Mary Berbee
• Colin Brauner
• Quentin Cronk
• Michael Doebeli
• Naomi Fast
• Sean Graham
• Christoph Hauert
• Darren Irwin
• Patrick Keeling
• Brian Leander
• Wayne Maddison
• Judy Myers
• Sarah Otto
• Rosie Redfield
• Loren Rieseberg
• Kermit Ritland
• Dolph Schluter
• Patricia Schulte
• Eric Taylor
• Mark Vellend
• Michael Whitlock
• Jeannette Whitton

Evolutionary biology is an active field of research at the University of British Columbia. Faculty study a broad range of topics, from the phylogeny of fungi to the radiation of sticklebacks, with expertise at the molecular, organismal and theoretical levels. Evolutionary biology is represented in a number of departments (listed to the right); potential graduate students should contact faculty of interest and apply to the appropriate department or to the cross-department Genetics Program.

Seminars

The Evolution Discussion Group (EDG) meets every Friday at 12:00 to discuss journal articles in evolutionary biology. The Biodiversity Research Seminar (BRS) series meets every Wednesday at 12:00 in the AERL auditorium. Other seminars of potential interest are run through the Biodiversity Research Centre, Botany, and Zoology.

• Anthropology
• Botany
• Forest Sciences
• Math
• Philosophy
• UBC Botanical Garden and Centre for Plant Research
• Zoology