Behavioural Ecology in a Changing World provides an overview of the field Behavioural Ecology in the context of anthropogenic changes. While Behavioural Ecology focused on how biotic and abiotic factors shape animal behaviours, it becomes increasingly important to understand the role of animal behaviours in determining the fate of species in a human-modified world. Specifically, the course will explore concepts including: the underlying mechanisms, the patterns and processes, and the ecological and evolutionary consequences of behavioural responses. You will learn about these concepts and there will be a strong emphasis on understanding these areas of research through rigorous reading of primary literatures and discussion. Class sessions will be a mixture of lecturing, in-class activities, and team-based projects.