Research Courses
A research based course presents an opportunity for students to actively participate in the research process – in the discovery and dissemination of new knowledge. Mentored by an eligible faculty member, students frame questions that will guide their research and design, while conducting research to find answers and communicating the results of their work.
Students and supervisors should review the EEB Research Project Course guidelines before completing the application and registration forms.
Visit the EEB Undergraduate Research Fair site to view a sample of past research projects.
EEB299Y1/399Y1: Research Opportunity Program (ROP)
The Research Opportunity Program (ROP) gives undergraduate students in their second and third year the chance to join a professor’s research project and earn course credit towards their degree and program requirements.
ROP is administered by the Faculty of Arts & Science. Please visit the ROP website for more information.
EEB398H0/398Y0: Research Excursions Program (REP)
The Research Excursion Program (REP) provides an opportunity for Arts & Science undergraduate students to travel off-campus as part of a professor’s research project and to earn a course credit at the same time. Past REP courses have taken students around the world, including to archives in New York City, field sites in Algonquin Park and forests in Ecuador.
REP is administered by the Faculty of Arts & Science. Please visit the REP website for more information.
EEB397Y1Y: Research Project in EEB
Offered Fall/Winter & Summer. Students and supervisors are to complete 2 forms: an application form and a registration form. Instructions and specific deadlines are indicated on each form. View EEB397Y1
2024-2025 Fall/Winter: Application Form // Registration Form
EEB497H1F/S: Research Studies in EEB
Offered Fall/Winter & Summer. Students and supervisors to complete a single form. Deadline and instructions are indicated on the form itself. Please note this course is a literature review due to the length of a half course (half-year course). View EEB497H1F/S
EEB498Y1/499Y1: Advanced Research Project in EEB
**Students enrolled in EEB498Y1/499Y1 during the Fall/Winter will automatically be concurrently enrolled in EEB488H1Y – Research Issues in Ecology and Evolutionary Biology.**
Offered Fall/Winter & Summer. Students and supervisors are to complete 2 forms: an application form and a registration form. Instructions and specific deadlines are indicated on each form. View EEB498Y1 View EEB499Y1
2024-2025 Fall/Winter: Application Form // Registration Form
For students enrolled in research courses: if you feel that any aspect of your research project contract is not being fulfilled, please contact:
Nicole Mideo, Associate Chair (Undergraduate)
ESC 2063, 416-978-1316, nicole.mideo@utoronto.ca
Joel Levine, Chair
ESC 3055-D, 416-946-3340, chairsec.eeb@utoronto.ca