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Bentley Partner Programs allow for studying alongside local and international students at prestigious institutions around the world. The methods of teaching and assessment at foreign universities are significantly different from those in the United States. These programs provide the highest level of academic and cultural immersion and require a great deal of self-sufficiency and independence on the part of students. The support networks reflect the cultural values and style of the host university and do not mirror Bentley's administration.

Bentley Affiliate Programs are administered by highly respected study abroad organizations approved by the university. Students enroll in courses designed for American study abroad participants and typically follow an American model of teaching and assessment. Students may have the option to take some or all courses at foreign universities with local and international peers, in which case teaching and assessment methods are very different from those at American universities.

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Mario Rueda '26 CIEE Global Internship in Singapore, Spring 2025

CIEE Global Internship in Singapore, Spring 2025

"When I first applied to study abroad, I just wanted to experience something different. I had never been to Asia before, and Singapore seemed like a perfect mix of global business, diverse culture, and safety. But what I got from this experience was much more than I expected. I learned how to adapt quickly, how to work across cultures, and how to carry myself with confidence even when I was way outside my comfort zone."

Studying abroad changed the way I think about my future. I am no longer just focused on getting a degree. I am thinking about where I want to go next, who I want to become, and how I want to make an impact—not just locally, but globally."

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As a Management major with concentration in Human Resources, studying abroad was a critical component to my undergraduate education. People is the name of the game, and being able to understand others, regardless of the circumstance, is very important for the career I wanted to pursue. During my time abroad, I learned patience, cultural awareness, problem solving and leadership.
Nadine Edwards '15 Semester at Sea, '13
Campus Program Manager, Hubbell