Master's Program in Biodiversity
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| Program start date | Application deadline |
| 2026-09-01 | - |
| 2027-09-01 | - |
Program Overview
Introduction to the Master's Program in Biodiversity
The Master's Program in Biodiversity (MPB) is a 2-year, cross-disciplinary program that aims to cultivate talent with both theoretical knowledge and practical skills in biodiversity conservation and management, as well as awareness of international biodiversity governance.
Program Details
Curriculum
The curriculum is designed to equip students with transformative skills and new technologies to conserve biodiversity and incorporate it into policy-making and business, considering socio-economic gains of saving biodiversity. To earn a Master's degree, students must successfully complete:
- A thesis
- At least 24 credits, including:
- 9 credits in compulsory courses
- 15 credits in elective courses
Internship Opportunities
The program offers internships in the Guyan Zhuoyun Plant Conservation Center (Dr. Cecilia Koo Botanic Conservation Center), allowing students to use conservation research as the foundation, conduct academic exchanges with domestic and international visiting scholars at the Seed Conservation Center, and be part of the World Tropical Plant Conservation Project.
Scholarships and Funds
The program provides several scholarships for talents with outstanding records to support and encourage current students.
Student Resources
NTU has rich resources for students to explore, including a career center, library, and online campus map, all of which students may need while studying at NTU.
Admission
The MPB program is devoted to nurturing talents with interdisciplinary knowledge and skills. The September 2025 intake is open for applications.
Scholarships for Prospective Students
The program offers Full and Half Scholarships for outstanding students to encourage and support their study in Taiwan.
Faculty
The program has a diverse faculty, including:
- Chia-Ying Ko (Director)
- Hsiao-Wei Yuan (Professor)
- Chun-Neng Wang (Professor)
- Chau-Ti Ting (Professor)
- Chih-Hao Hsieh (Distinguished Professor)
- Helen K. Liu (Professor)
- Jer-Ming Hu (Professor)
- Shenglin Elijah Chang (Professor)
- Tzung-Su Ding (Professor)
- Hurng-Yi Wang (Professor)
- Po-Yi Hung (Professor)
- Dau-Jye Lu (Associate Professor)
- Cheng-Ruei Lee (Associate Professor)
- David Zeleny (Associate Professor)
- Chi-Chang Liu (Associate Professor)
- Shih-Han Hung (Assistant Professor)
- Yau-Huo (Jimmy) Shr (Assistant Professor)
