We seek a diverse cohort and consider candidates with varied backgrounds (e.g., technical/non-technical undergraduate degree, senior managers to the C-suite) across many industries.

Preferred Qualifications:

• 5+ years of professional experience
• Demonstrate a strong track record of achievement
• Professional achievements
• Academic excellence
• Leadership potential

INTERNATIONAL APPLICANTS:

International students are eligible to apply for this program. View details here.

Fall 2025 Term Deadlines

*For international students, the deadline to apply is May 15, 2025.

Spring 2026 Term Deadlines

*For international students, the deadline to apply is October 1, 2025.

To complete your application, submit the following via the online application system:

• Official Transcripts
  Please submit an official transcript for all programs, both undergraduate and graduate, for which you were awarded a degree. Please note that unofficial transcripts may be uploaded to the online application, but official transcripts are required prior to the program start date. Please have all official transcripts emailed to masters_admissions@brown.edu
• Personal Statement
  As part of the online application you will need to prepare a personal statement that addresses why you want to pursue the Master of Science in Technology Leadership at Brown, what you hope to learn from the program, and how your participation will enrich the experience of others in the program (approximately 500-750 words).
• Resume or CV
• Short Essay Questions

• Video Questions Prompts

  MTL applicants have the choice of responding to and recording two video questions, or having a Zoom interview with Peter Chomowicz, MTL Program Director, and Larissa Leventon, MTL Academic Director.

• Letters of Recommendation

  As part of your application, please submit the names and contact information for three professional colleagues who will submit a letter of recommendation on your behalf. One letter should come from your present or past supervisor or from a more senior executive in your organization. Please note that you only need to provide their names and email addresses, not the actual recommendations, in order to submit your application. Our enrollment team will monitor the submission of your recommendations.

  
  The recommender will be asked:

  • For how long and in what capacity have you known the applicant? If you have experience with the applicant in an academic setting, please comment on their academic performance and potential. Finally, any relevant information you would like to share is welcome.

  • We would appreciate your opinion on the candidate’s career achievements, strengths and weaknesses, initiative, creativity, their ability to contribute in a peer-to-peer learning environment, and how the program fits with the candidate’s career aspirations.

     

• For International Applicants
• View language and visa requirements here.
• Please email professonal@brown.edu if you have any questions about the visa process.

The most current tuition and fees for the ScM in Technology Leadership program can be found on Brown’s Bursar’s Office page here*. Travel and lodging for residential sessions and any required books and materials are additional.

*Please note, the tuition for the Master's in Technology Leadership program is based on a cost per credit. This program is 8 credits.

The majority of students enrolled in this program are self-supported and/or supported in part by their employers. We encourage master's applicants to maximize funding sources:

	Scholarship Consideration	Limited scholarship up to 20% may be awarded to select candidates based on merit. All applicants will be considered for the Merit Scholarship that will be communicated to you when you receive your Admission decision.    Please email professional@brown.edu to learn more.   10% scholarship if referred by a Brown alumni.
	Apply for External Funding	We encourage you to simultaneously apply for outside scholarships and pursue educational benefits at your organization. Military applicants are encouraged to research benefits eligibility for the Post-9/11 GI Bill®; Brown University School of Professional Studies is also a proud participant of the Yellow Ribbon Program.  If you are considering using your GI benefits to fund your tuition, it is more financially advantageous to start in the spring term based on the fiscal year. Please see the FAQ for more information.
	Enroll in the Installment Payment Plan	Students may choose to enroll in one of our Installment Payment Plans (IPP) to pay the semester's expenses over scheduled monthly installments.
	Apply for Loans	U.S. citizens and permanent residents are encouraged to apply for federal student loans using the FAFSA. Private educational loans are available for domestic and international students. Learn more about loans on Financial Aid's website.