Office of Graduate Studies

For Graduate Students

The Office of Graduate Studies supports graduate students in the Division of Biology and Medicine through a variety of programs, including professional development, career exploration, mentorship training, ethics in research, support for fellowship application writing.

Responsible Conduct in Research Training (RCR)

The Division's primary training takes place in the Fall of each year and we offer subsequent advanced training throughout the Fall and Spring semesters.

For Graduate Students

About the Division

The Division of Biology and Medicine is composed of The Warren Alpert Medical School and the Program in Biology. It is home to four basic biology departments and fourteen clinical departments as well as two hybrid departments and is affiliated with seven diverse teaching hospitals in and around Providence.

Brown/Pfizer Master of Arts in Biology

This program is a unique benefit for Pfizer employees and contractors who wish to extend their knowledge within the biological sciences and potentially gain the Master of Arts in Biology.

Funding Resources

The following fellowship opportunities have been compiled by the Office of Graduate Studies.

Professional Development

Internal and external resources designed to help you reach your personal and professional goals.

Student Resources

The Office of Graduate Studies helps programs to develop important programming in professional development, fellowship workshops, support community groups, and help strengthen important mentoring partnerships crucial to our training.

Travel Funding

Pre-doctoral and Master's students who have been invited to present their research at academic conferences can apply to cover related travel expenses.

Wellness & Community

Wellness services and programming at Brown encompasses physical, emotional and social activities to help you maintain a positive attitude and lifestyle.

Responsible Conduct in Research Training (RCR)

The Division's primary training takes place in the Fall of each year and we offer subsequent advanced training throughout the Fall and Spring semesters.