McMaster University will continue to host undergraduate academic activities remotely for the Spring/Summer/Intersession term with only a few exceptions for courses that need student access to specialized equipment.
McMaster University is home to a large and interactive group of researchers who use evolutionary and psychophysical approaches to study animal behaviour. Members of our Animal Behaviour Group employ a wide variety of techniques to conduct laboratory and field experiments on animals, ranging from fruit flies to bats to mice to humans. Students have an opportunity to learn evolutionary analyses of behaviour, design and analyses of behavioural experiments, theoretical modeling, genetic analyses, and endocrine, physiological and neurobiological techniques.