Brown University School of Engineering

Brown University School of Engineering is the engineering school of Brown University, a private Ivy League research university situated in Providence, Rhode Island. As part of a prestigious academic institution, the school boasts a substantial faculty and staff of 165 individuals who contribute to its educational and research endeavors. The school offers both undergraduate and graduate degree programs in various engineering disciplines. Unique to Brown, undergraduate students have the flexibility to declare their engineering major as late as the end of their sophomore year, providing ample opportunity for exploration and discovery. Brown's engineering program, established in 1847, holds the distinction of being the oldest undergraduate engineering program within the Ivy League. Brown University School of Engineering distinguishes itself through its commitment to academic excellence and its integration with a renowned research university. The close proximity of faculty and students allows for collaborative learning and research opportunities, fostering a vibrant intellectual environment. For further information about the Brown University School of Engineering and its programs, please visit brown.edu/academics/engineering.