Master's Programs

Student Engagement

There's more to master's student life than what happens in the classroom. Explore social events, activities and involvement opportunities that foster community, enhance your skills and add some fun to your schedule.

Master's Programs and Events

Distinctive Opportunities

GLAD is an annual training offered in collaboration with the Student Activities Office (SAO), the Campus Life Graduate Student Engagement Initiative (GSE), and the School of Professional Studies (SPS) aimed at advancing the development of personal, socio-cultural, intellectual, and leadership skills of graduate and medical students.
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RISD-Brown Public & Social Practice Group: An affinity group open to all graduate students at RISD & Brown who work across disciplines on issues of public, social, and community impact. Join us to connect with students across programs, hear from speakers and practitioners in the public and social impact space, and to engage in skill building workshops while expanding your academic and professional networks. 
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This group is focused on building inclusive and interdisciplinary communities for graduate students using outdoor activities, peer facilitation, and experiential learning. Students can escape the stresses of academic life, connect with nature, and enhance their physical and mental well-being.
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Community and Involvement

The Division of Campus Life supports all students (undergraduate, graduate, and medical school) and in some cases faculty and staff. We focus on the following strategic priorities: building inclusive community, health and wellbeing, and operational excellence.
Discover the inclusive community of Graduate Student Council (GSC) recognized organizations at Brown, all encompassing a broad range of diverse interests and activities, graduate students can expand their participation in life at Brown.
Advocating for the collective liberation of people who identify as disabled at Brown University and beyond. Learn more.
Supporting student groups and programs, the Student Activities Office (SAO) offers individualized advising, leadership development and community building to create an inclusive campus environment.
First-Gen is defined at Brown as "a student whose parents or guardians did not complete a four-year college education or any student who self-identifies as having minimal prior exposure to, or knowledge of, navigating higher education”.

Volunteering

Get Involved With a Local Organization

The Swearer Center works to connect the resources of Brown University to community-based entities to advance work focused on social justice and the public good. To get involved with a local organization, search and apply through BrownEngage, Brown's community engagement opportunity database.

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Share Your Experience

Interested in helping a prospective student make the decision to come study at Brown? Be a representative and share your experiences in and out of the classroom at a Master's Student Prospective Panel.

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