Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Sociology at Brown.
The Department of Sociology has developed an exciting program of studies at the graduate level, built on our faculty's research interests and their commitment to excellence. Ph.D. Students and faculty engage in extensive collaboration in research and teaching, and there is close mentoring of students.The application process begins September 1st and ends March 1st. For admissions requirements, please visit the Graduate School. Specific inquiries not covered in the MSAR FAQ can be directed to the Associate Director of Masters of Social Analysis and Research, Carrie Spearin at (email protected).The Brown Sociology Master's Program prepares candidates for interpreting and understanding complex data utilizing a variety of advanced methods.
Today, Brown PhDs are on the faculties at University of California, Cornell, Ohio State University, Pennsylvania State University, University of Colorado, University of Maryland, University of Michigan, University of North Carolina, University of Pennsylvania, University of Wisconsin, and many other schools.For candidates outside of Brown (not currently enrolled as an undergraduate student at Brown), the deadline is March 1st. For current undergraduate students applying for the 5th year masters program, applications will be reviewed on an ongoing basis but must be received before completion of the undergraduate degree requirements.
If you are awaiting the outcome of your application. Please see our webpage, What Happens Next? Most applications are processed within 12 weeks, with the majority of offers released in February and March. Please note that the decision to admit does not sit with the Graduate Admissions Office and we are not able to advise on the status of your.
