With innovative programs and personalized service, Graduate Career Development partners with you to help you achieve your career goals. Resources include self-assessment tools, the Graduate Career Development Intensive (GCDI) course, and access to Handshake, a specialized portal for employment opportunities. In addition to all students' fall and spring career fairs, GCD hosts Career Communities, networking events, and numerous other programs designed specifically for graduate students.

Graduate Academic Advising and Engagement provides academic advising and support to McCallum Graduate School Students across all programs. The advising team collaborates with the graduate program directors, MBA program concentration advisers, faculty, and staff to offer graduate students the resources they need to achieve their academic goals. In addition to helping students plan their courses, advisers answer general questions about the graduate school and other matters important to Bentley graduate students.

The Center for International Students and Scholars (CISS) offers resources for international students and promotes interactions between domestic and international students. CISS makes it possible for all Bentley students to gain both a global perspective and a broadened worldview through programs such as Conversations Beyond Borders, CultureFest, and Worldview. 

Bentley offers unique opportunities for local students and online students to engage outside of the classroom and enhance their graduate student experience. Student clubs and organizations, activities and events, and organized trips are just a few of the many ways students connect with classmates and alumni.

The Bentley University Alumni Association welcomes Falcons to the fold from the moment their degrees are in hand. Our Alumni Association aligns itself with the university’s strategic plan to meet the needs of our ever-expanding global community.

Disability Services provides equal educational opportunities for all full and part-time students with diagnosed disabilities through an accessible, equitable, and inclusive learning environment. In addition to equal access, our accommodations and services are designed to promote individual growth and self-advocacy for students with all types of disabilities, including (but not limited to): learning disabilities, attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder, psychiatric/psychological disabilities, physical disabilities (hearing, vision), mobility/orthopedic disabilities, systemic disorders and medical conditions, and temporary disabilities.