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Bentley Research Council (BRC) is sponsored by Bentley University. Provides funding for faculty research projects at Bentley University.
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Research Council | Bentley University The Bentley Research Council (BRC) provides intellectual leadership on research at Bentley through three activities that support the university’s vision, mission and strategy. The BRC: Develops and articulates a perspective on why research is essential to continuing and enhancing the achievement of Bentley’s mission.
Presents a clear vision of what constitutes quality research at Bentley and positions this vision within the broader context of faculty scholarship. Supports Bentley faculty as they pursue and enhance the quality of their research endeavors and advises academic leadership about actions and platforms needed to further Bentley’s research agenda.
Professor, Computer Information Systems Assistant Professor, Experience Design Assistant Professor, Marketing Assistant Professor, History Associate Professor, Finance Professor, Mathematical Sciences Associate Professor, Global Studies Assistant Professor, Natural and Applied Sciences Associate Professor, English and Media Studies Rae D.
Anderson Professor of Accounting Senior Associate Dean of Arts and Sciences Executive Director, Library Senior Associate Dean of Business Program Manager, Office of the Provost Senior Associate Director, Content Strategy Associate Provost for Academic Affairs Director, Foundation Relations and Sponsored Programs Senior Director, Academic Technology and User Experience Design This section provides access to key documents related to the Research Council’s work, including reports, bylaws, and funding materials.
BRC Study on Faculty Research Funding, 2026 Bentley Research Council Bylaws, 2026 Have questions about research at Bentley? Email the Research Council Tuition and Financial Aid Student Accessibility Services Research, Centers and Labs Diversity, Equity and Inclusion
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Faculty members at Bentley University. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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The published deadline was June 15, 2026, which has passed. Check the official notice for any future application windows before investing time in a proposal.
Bentley Research Council (BRC) is funded by Bentley University. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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