Education

We offer doctoral, master’s and undergraduate paths of study, allowing students at every level to embark on a transformative academic journey.

The Brown University School of Public Health paves the way for future leaders in the field. Our commitment to student success is at the core of everything we do; our distinguished faculty, composed of leading experts and scholars in public health, are dedicated to mentoring and guiding students to ensure they receive the highest quality education.

Through rigorous coursework, innovative research opportunities and immersive field experiences, we challenge our students to push the boundaries of knowledge and make a tangible impact in the world. We foster a multidisciplinary approach, encouraging collaboration across various disciplines, as we believe that solving complex public health issues requires diverse perspectives and expertise.

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Our students are guided by mentors invested in their success.

Beyond the classroom, the Brown University School of Public Health offers a vibrant and inclusive community where students can connect, engage and forge lifelong relationships. Our students have access to a wealth of resources, including state-of-the-art facilities, cutting-edge research centers, and a network of alumni and industry partners.

Whether you are driven to advance scientific research, shape health policy or promote health equity, our academic programs will equip you with the skills, knowledge and opportunities to become a catalyst for change.

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An academic concentration at Brown is an in-depth study centering on one or more disciplines, a problem or theme, or a broad question.
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