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Undergraduate Programs. Focal Point. Brown offers more than 80 concentrations, what some colleges call majors. You'll sample courses in a wide range of subjects before immersing yourself in one of these focused areas. To complement your concentration, you may also choose to complete one of several interdisciplinary undergraduate certificates.
Visit Brown. The campus tour is an opportunity to explore Brown's campus and learn about the academic experience, campus landmarks, residential life, dining and Brown history and traditions. Join a current Brown student to walk around Brown’s picturesque New England college campus while learning about the student experience.
Brown University’s Certificate in Applied DEI Strategies is a six-week online program that equips you with practical tools to foster a more diverse, equitable and inclusive workplace. Through a blend of live and self-paced learning, the curriculum equips you with essential DEI knowledge and practical skills.
Faculty at Brown see students as the center of academic life. Professors are experts in their fields and are dedicated to high-quality, innovative teaching and learning. Perhaps most importantly, they are mentors and guides who are deeply invested in the success and growth of Brown’s undergraduates. Brown has earned a global reputation for ...
Graduate education plays a central role in Brown’s mission. More than 3,000 graduate and medical students comprise approximately one quarter of the University’s total student population. They contribute in significant and enduring ways to teaching, research and the advancement of knowledge across the disciplines. Brown prepares graduate ...
Graduate Programs. Brown has a friendly scale and collaborative culture. With more than 3,000 graduate and medical students and more than 700 full-time faculty members, Brown offers excellent academic training and mentoring within a supportive environment. Explore Graduate Programs.
The Resumed Undergraduate Education (RUE) Program is a small, highly competitive program ideal for students who interrupted or delayed their formal education due to family commitments, financial concerns, health issues, employment opportunities or simply a compelling need to explore other paths.
