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Brown University's Behavioral and Social Health Sciences doctoral program takes an interdisciplinary approach. Trainees utilize behavioral and social science frameworks to examine modern health challenges. Distinctive aspects of Brown's program involve creating and assessing health behavior interventions, plus fostering cross-disciplinary partnerships between academics and communities. Scholars conduct investigations into social, psychological, and behavioral disease risk factors, explore psychosocial influences on healthcare, examine health-protective actions and social structures, and design theory-based interventions to improve wellbeing. Doctoral candidates must achieve proficiency in applicable theories and methodologies, evaluated through
Graduates of non-U.S. colleges and universities who have completed the equivalent of a U.S. bachelor's degree may apply for admission to the Brown University Graduate School.
Regarding TOEFL, the recommended minimum score for admission consideration is 577 on the paper-based test and 90 on the Internet-based test. For IELTS, the recommended minimum overall band score is 7.