Washington University in St. Louis offers courses where enrolled students can conduct biodiversity research alongside research mentors. Mentors are researchers in the departments of Anthropology and Biology or researchers from the the Missouri Botanical Gardens, St. Louis Zoo, or Danforth Plant Science Center for credit.
Research courses include:
- Anthropology 290 | Independent Study – course listing
- Anthropology 3900 | Intermediate Directed Research – course listing
- Anthropology 490 | Anthropological Research – course listing
- Anthropology 491 | Advanced Anthropological Research – course listing
- Biology 200 /500 | course information
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ENST 390 | Independent Study – course information
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ENST 391 | Directed Research in Environmental Studies – course information
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ENST 392 | Directed Field Work in Environmental Studies – course information
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ENST 498 | Senior Thesis Research for seniors – course information
Find a Mentor working on biodiversity:
Anthropology Mentors
Biology Mentors
