MSc by Research Zoology in Galway Ireland | University of Galway

The Zoology Department's research primarily focuses on several key areas: evolutionary biology (encompassing developmental evolution), ecological parasitology, aquaculture and fisheries science, along with ecological studies, animal behavior, and conservation efforts across diverse species. These include coastal and freshwater fish, mammals like squirrels and bats, game birds, various centipede species (both coastal and inland populations), and non-native aquatic species such as zebra mussels.

As part of the College of Science and Engineering, the School of Natural Sciences integrates multiple disciplines including Botany & Plant Science, Earth & Ocean Sciences, Environmental Science, Marine Science, Physics, and Zoology. With a distinguished history in scientific research and education, the School boasts more than 130 faculty members and serves approximately 1600 undergraduate students plus 130 postgraduate researchers (MSc & PhD candidates). Our international community of scholars and students benefits from a dynamic, world-class environment designed to foster learning, professional growth, and academic development.