Experiential education is at the core of your Bryant experience, driving your journey from day one. It’s a big reason why 98% of graduating seniors agree that Bryant prepared them well for the future.

While many schools offer experiential learning, Bryant’s innovative educational model features these experiences throughout the curriculum, often in strategic partnerships with businesses and organizations. You may solve logistics problems for real companies as a Global Supply Chain Management major, manage an investment portfolio worth more than $3 million in the Archway Investment Fund, conduct research in a state-of-the-art lab, or intern with a global firm during your semester abroad. 

Internships are another key component of your experiential learning and are integrated into our curriculum. In fact, full-time undergraduate students can pursue internships during the summer or winter/January terms for up to six credit hours during their time at Bryant as part of their tuition. 

These hands-on opportunities will build your critical thinking and problem-solving skills, teach you how to adapt when challenges arise, and foster your determination to succeed within a collaborative team. This is what it means to be real-world ready.

Bryant IDEA (Innovation and Design Experience for All) is our signature experiential learning course. Every January, first-year students return early to campus for a 72-hour immersive experience to delve into the innovation process, assess a complex business problem, and cultivate new ideas with the support of a team.