We recognize that navigating graduate education, especially as online students, can be quite challenging. Whether you’re joining our program after a break from school, or you’re transitioning to graduate school from another program, we aim to make this a seamless experience that is enriching and fulfilling for you. From supporting your leadership aspirations to assisting you with finding a community within the school, Brown University has a wide range of resources available to support its students. We have compiled a list of resources that may be especially helpful to you over the course of your program.
We're here to help you succeed throughout your online Master’s program. Brown offers a wide range of academic resources tailored to help your learning experience.
We encourage you to take full advantage of the wide range of dedicated services in support of health and wellness offered remotely.
With an eye to equity and the goal of inclusivity, our diverse career services and professional development programs are designed to support career exploration, open doors to meaningful connections and empower leaders.
Below is a wide variety of opportunities to engage with the Brown Community, complementing your academic studies, and allowing you to enrich your overall experience as an online Masters student at Brown.
Brown offers a number of way to stay informed on everything happening within our Brown Community. Be sure to sign up for Today@Brown once you have activated your Brown Account & Brown email.
Today@Brown is an email digest delivered daily to all Brown community members and contains many of the important news messages that students, faculty, and staff traditionally have received from various offices via email. Published announcements are also available to members of the Brown community.
Brown Alerts System is an emergency campus alert system that can contact thousands of individuals within minutes if there is an urgent situation or crisis. Students can register following the instructions via the link provided.
Events@Brown is your home-based to find events to attend on-campus & virtually. Additionally you can visit the Master's Programs website to view a full calendar of student engagement opportunities.
The Brown Daily Herald (often called “the BDH") is an entirely student-written and edited newspaper and provides the latest campus news, sports, and opinions to students, faculty, alumni, and the surrounding community. Established in 1866 and published daily since 1891, it is the second-oldest student newspaper among America's college dailies.
Subscribe to our Graduate Student Listservs.
Join Brown University Master's Programs social media accounts to stay informed with what is happening across our community.
Check out LinkedIn Learning for expert-led video tutorials on lots of topics, including creative and technology skills (free for Brown affiliates
Learn a new language with Rosetta Stone online (free for Brown affiliates)
GSC-sponsored Webinar about Financial Literacy
Plan your budget and review a GSC-sponsored webinar about Financial Literacy.
Watch movies through the Brown Library’s free Kanopy streaming service.
Research Matters! Celebrating New Ideas and Discoveries
Research Matters, hosted by the Graduate School, is a live event, featuring short talks by graduate students and other scholars from the Brown community on “Why my research matters”.
TED Connects: Community & Hope
A free, live, daily conversation series featuring experts whose ideas can help us reflect and work through this uncertain time with a sense of responsibility, compassion, and wisdom.
5 Minutes That Will Make You Love Opera
A New York Times article.
International Festival of Arts & Ideas
Browse festival archive of events and watch from home.
Check out Go Providence’s list of Things to do Virtually, including tours, events, food and more