Brandon Kamp combined creativity, entrepreneurship, and Bradley’s online Sports Communication master’s program to turn ambitious goals into a growing production company.
Working alongside professional designers on a real-world, pro bono project, Bradley students applied research, creativity, and cultural understanding to reimagine the patient experience at a children’s hospital in Southeast Africa.
Leadership opportunities, faculty mentorship, and professional organizations helped Jill Kennicott grow from an aspiring engineer into a confident leader preparing for a career in the mechanical industry.
Hands-on cooking, shared meals, and thoughtful conversations helped Bradley anthropology students explore the role food plays in shaping cultures around the world.
Rahul Tyagi came to Bradley to earn a master’s degree. He left with the skills, mentors, and confidence to launch an AI-powered healthcare startup that’s improving stroke rehabilitation.
Game Design alumnus Ryan Swanson ’25 transformed a passion project into Mini Raid Leader, his first game on Steam, applying the collaborative skills and industry experience he developed as a student.