Brown University

Brown University is a renowned nonprofit research institution headquartered in Providence, Rhode Island, distinguished for its commitment to student-centered education and impactful scholarship. Established in 1764, Brown has fostered a vibrant academic community where curiosity and creativity intersect with rigorous inquiry. Central to its educational philosophy is the innovative Open Curriculum, allowing undergraduates the freedom to pursue their passions while preparing them as independent thinkers and leaders.

The university is home to a diverse student body of over 10,000, including undergraduate, graduate, and medical students. Brown's faculty comprises leading scholars who engage in groundbreaking research addressing critical global issues—from the opioid crisis to climate change. Collaboration across disciplines is at the heart of Brown’s mission, exemplified by interdisciplinary institutes like the Carney Institute for Brain Science and the Watson Institute for International and Public Affairs.

Through academic excellence, community engagement, and a deep sense of purpose, Brown University shapes the next generation of thinkers committed to making a positive difference in the world.