Brown University courses

...offering over 200 non-credit courses, one- to four-weeks long, taught on Brown’s campus. For students completing grades 9-12 by June 2020. VISIT PROGRAM...

...historical documents, and political legislation related to tribal life. Topics compare modern tribal issues (such as MMIW, Standing Rock, NAGPRA)...

...discussions, and student presentations to maximize learning. The instructor will introduce subjects by drawing on texts and his own experience conducting relevant research...

...These will include, among others, the mythologies of ancient Mesopotamia and Egypt, the Mayas, China and Japan, as well as numerous cultures of North America... Learn about: English Language...

...Moreover, students will gain an in depth understanding of the central dogma of molecular biology in the context of RNA interference (RNAi), a molecular...

...sensory, biomechanical, anatomical, and behavioral adaptations to underwater environments. Students will dissect fish, take a tour of museum collections...

...and determine if the isolates produce small molecules with antibiotic properties • Predict experimental outcomes • Critically analyze data • Communicate... Learn about: Drug Discovery...

...They will learn to piece together information from multiple visualizations of genetic case studies. The general techniques involved in analyzing complex...

...focused on STEM subjects and taught on Brown’s campus. For students completing grades 8-9 by June 2020; minimum age of 14 and maximum age of 15 by the start of the program...

...Is it your desire to be a crime scene investigator (CSI), medical examiner, or an expert in any other forensic science related field? Are you naturally curious?...

...in a microbiology laboratory, including sterile technique, bacterial culturing, staining, and metabolic tests. Prerequisites: Completion of a high school...

...we have protocols to meet exercise/performance goals. A passion for understanding the human body and a creative mind to link the science and art of training...

...Medicine does not begin with clinical trials. In fact, many years of research must be conducted using other systems before being applied to humans... Learn about: Biomedical research...

...etc.) -Understanding structural chemistry. -How do we know a drug is bound? -Evaluating mutations and disease. Odd Science and Popular Culture...

...racial health inequities at a federal, state or local level. Prerequisites: This class is open to students of any age. College-level reading materials...

...passaging cells, freezing and thawing cells, and how to make complex 3D cell models. Students will also learn many of the major tools used to assess... Learn about: 3d training, Tissue Engineering, Drug Discovery...

...and complete an independent research project and present his or her findings to the rest of the class. Upon completion of this course, students should be able...

...The prevalence and profound impact of cancer on society has resulted in intensive investment in research leading to numerous advances in cancer prevention...

...An experimental approach is used to examine cellular functions, ranging from gene transcription, cell division and protein secretion, to cell motility... Learn about: Molecular Biology...

...students with the chance to propose, design and conduct their own research projects, working on topics and seeking answers to questions that are currently unknown to science...