The Bachelor of Arts in Ecology and Evolutionary Biology at Princeton University's Department of Natural Sciences provides students with a broad and interdisciplinary education focusing on the study of ecological systems and evolutionary processes. Students gain hands-on and research experience in diverse environments—from Princeton to global field stations (e.g., Kenya, Panama, Madagascar). The curriculum covers the interactions of plants, animals, and microbes, the functioning of ecosystems, evolution, genomics, conservation, and societal impacts. The program prepares graduates for advanced study or professional paths in science and policy, emphasizing integrative research and applied fieldwork, including opportunities for study abroad and independent thesis research.