Short-Term Programs
Short-term faculty led programs are intensive education abroad experiences offered during semester breaks. A variety of Short-Term Programs are open each year to freshmen, sophomores, juniors, seniors and graduate students.
There are four types of Short-Term Programs at Bentley:
- Wintersession programs take place during January break (before the start of spring semester classes)
- Spring Embedded programs are full spring semester courses with a travel component during Spring Break
- May/Summer Programs usually begin right after the close of spring term exams
- Fall programs are full fall semester classes with travel during the January break
2008-2009 Short-Term Program Offerings*
Follow the links below to see what programs are offered this year!
*2009-2010 Programs will be announced in August 2009
How to Apply
Please visit the course listing pages above to select which program is right for you. Then complete the appropriate form found on each page and submit it to the professor of the course, with your non-refundable deposit, by the deadline stated below.
Application Deadlines:
Wintersession Programs: September 30
Spring Embedded Programs: November 1
May Programs: January 31
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the length of a short-term program?
Seven to fifteen days, depending on the program.
What is the cost of a short-term program?
Costs vary by program type. In general, Wintersession and summer programs include tuition in their travel costs. Embedded courses are charged as part of the regular semester tuition and the costs listed here are additional travel related costs. Please contact the Cronin International Center with questions.
Who can apply for a short-term program?
Summer and wintersession programs are offered to both graduate and undergraduate students. Spring embedded courses are open only to undergraduates. Students should see faculty leader for details on requirements.
Why do I need to submit my deposit before I have learned of acceptance into the course?
Your deposit guarantees that if accepted, you are committed to enrolling in the course and participating in the program.
Student Forms
Health checklist (required by each student before departure)
Program evaluation (required by each student at the end of the program)
