Data and data science are increasingly found in most academic disciplines. Partly for that reason, there is no undergraduate concentration in data science at Brown—but there are many ways to engage intellectually with data science, no matter what your concentration or graduate course of study may be. Undergraduates and graduate students at all levels can be involved with DSI.
Student Engagement
Undergraduates
Take a Data Science Course
You can find courses that involve data by using that as a keyword in Courses @ Brown. Some of the basic introductory courses in data analysis and data science include:
- DATA 0200: Data Fluency
- DATA 0080: Data, Ethics, and Society
- CSCI 0100: Data Fluency for All
- CSCI 0111: Computing Foundations: Data
- BIOL 0495: Statistical Analysis of Biological Data
- CLPS 0900: Statistical Methods
- CSCI 0535: Linear Algebra for Machine Learning
Join the Data Science DUG
The Data Science Institute Departmental Undergraduate Group (DUG) serves students across all concentrations who are interested in incorporating data science into their Brown experience.
Learn more about the Data Science DUG
Become a Teaching Assistant
Be a teaching assistant for a DSI course: search student job listings on Workday, or contact us for current openings. Most positions require some programming or math background.
Graduate
Take a Data Science Course
The data science master's degree courses are open to all, and there are data science courses in many other departments.
Explore Data Science in Depth
Brown Ph.D. students can earn a doctoral certificate or a Sc.M. degree through the Open Graduate program.
Be a Teaching Assistant for a DATA Course
Find available openings for hourly TA positions in the Student Jobs listings in Workday. We occasionally hire Ph.D. students as well. Contact us to ask about available openings.
Lead a Workshop
Lead a domain-specific or technique-specific workshop related to data science.
Join a Reading Group
Join a data science reading group, or create one yourself; DSI can host and advertise your group.
Contact
Contact us with any questions about undergraduate or graduate engagement you may have!