UNDERGRADUATE AND GRADUATE INTERNATIONAL STUDENT BROCHUREU.S. CAMPUSES 2017 – 2018

CONTENTS

More than 100 years of inspired education 3Webster University milestones 3Webster University: a leader in global education 4Webster University at a glance 5College of Arts & Science 6College of Fine Arts 8School of Business & Technology 10School of Communications 12School of Education 14Entry requirements 16Intakes and tuition 17English as a second language (ESL) 18Webster Groves home campus, St. Louis 20The Webster Groves experience 22Employment 23On–campus housing – Webster Groves 24Our featured U.S. metro campuses 26

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With Webster University, your opportunities really are endless. We mold our students into innovators, leaders and global citizens. We focus on you, on teaching and on personal attention — we’re dedicated to giving you the key to lifelong learning.

Over the past century, we have grown into an international institution with global excellence at the heart of everything we do. When you become part of our community, you join a network of campuses spanning four continents and eight countries. Our home campus, nestled in the charming St. Louis suburb of Webster Groves, is a blend of old and new. Here you will find beautiful architecture and resources for research and inspiration, along with a wide range of extracurricular activities — which is essential for a student population that’s as diverse as ours.

First founded

First two international students

First Study Abroad scholarship

International relations and cultural exchange

Milestone for diversity and inclusion

The College School opens

First Metro campus opened in Kansas City

The arts make Webster home

The first European campus opened in Geneva, Switzerland

Expanding to Austria, the Netherlands and the U.K.

A NCAA D-III School

Academic realignment: colleges and schools

Student Leadership Development Program established

Launch of The World Traveler Program

Achieved designation as the 123rd All-Steinway School in the world

Webster Chess Team was established and became the No. 1 Collegiate Chess team in the U.S.

New campus in Accra, Ghana

New campus in Athens, Greece

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MORE THAN 100 YEARS OF INSPIRED EDUCATION

WEBSTER UNIVERSITY MILESTONES

With our home campus located in St. Louis, Missouri, we have a strong global network of action-oriented faculty, staff, students and alumni who build relationships with each other and within their communities around the world.As a truly international university, Webster provides a unique experience and an innovative learning environment that can prepare you to lead in your community and around the globe.

WEBSTER UNIVERSITY: A LEADER IN GLOBAL EDUCATION

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China (Partner Sites)BeijingShanghaiChengdu(Est. 1996)

GhanaAccra

(Est. 2014)

AustriaVienna(Est. 1981)

GreeceAthens(Est. 2016)

the NetherlandsLeiden

(Est. 1983)

ThailandBangkokCha-am(Est. 1999)

SwitzerlandGeneva

(Est. 1978)

USASt. Louis, MO

Home Campus(Est. 1915)

More than 60 metro and miltary locations in

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• Established in 1915.• Over 15,000 students enrolled on Webster programs globally from over 140 countries.• A global reach with locations around the world and online. Webster have campuses in the U.S., Europe, Asia

and Africa.• Webster’s Study Abroad programs rank in the top 2 percent of the institutions surveyed in the “America’s Best

Colleges 2016 edition of U.S. News & World Report.• Global Citizenship program, preparing graduates for success.

With the Webster World Traveler Program, students could receive a FREE roundtrip plane ticket* when they study at one of our international campuses or international partner institutions.

Webster University encourages students to take advantage of our special program when applying to study abroad at one of our unique international campuses. The Webster World Traveler Program (WWTP) helps to provide students with the opportunity to become well-educated world travelers.

*Conditions and restrictions apply.

• A global, Tier 1, private, non-profit university recognised by the Higher Learning Commission.• More than 120 globally recognized undergraduate and graduate programs across five colleges:

Arts and Sciences Business and Technology Communications Education Fine Arts

• Webster’s MBA program was ranked as the largest in the greater St. Louis region by the St. Louis Business Journal in 2016.

• Ranked 1st for faculty resources amongst all Midwest Regional Universities by the U.S. News & World Report.• Among Forbes Magazine’s ‘America’s Top Colleges’ for six consecutive years.• Ranked as one of the top 25 Regional Universities in the Midwest by U.S. News & World Report.• Faculty-student ratio of 1:9.• Various program accreditations including: American Bar Association, Accreditation Commission for Education in

Nursing, ACBSP, NCATE, NASM, DESE, CACREP.• Global focus incorporated into curriculum; faculty bring “real world” into the classroom, not just textbook theory.

Active, engaged teaching and learning.• Generous transfer policies: Webster accepts up to 98 credit hours of transfer credits for undergraduate. Recognition

of many global qualifications for transfer.• STEM programs available.• Several start dates throughout the year.

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WEBSTER WORLD TRAVELER PROGRAM

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WEBSTER UNIVERSITY AT A GLANCE

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COLLEGE OF ARTS & SCIENCE

“One thing I love about the science department at Webster is how knowledgeable and supportive the staff are. Once you tell them your goals and where you want to be in the future, they sit down with you and help you draw a map to get there.”

Leonard Spicer

Undergraduate programsAnthropology & Sociology DepartmentB.A. AnthropologyB.A. Criminology†

B.A. Women and Gender StudiesCenter for Interdisciplinary Studies ProgramsB.A. International StudiesDepartment of Behavioral & Social SciencesB.A. PsychologyB.A. Psychology: Mental HealthB.A. SociologyDepartment of Biological SciencesB.A. Biology* B.A. Biology: Biodiversity* B.A. Biology: Education*

B.A. Biology: Health Science* B.S. Biological Sciences*

B.S. Biological Sciences: Chemistry*

B.S. Biological Sciences: Health and Medicine*

B.S. Biological Sciences: Research and Technology*

B.S. Computational Biology*

B.S. Exercise ScienceDepartment of History, Politics and International RelationsB.A. European StudiesB.A. History B.A. International Relations B.A. International Relations: International EconomicsB.A. International Relations: Migration and Refugee StudiesB.A. Political Science B.A. Political Science: Public LawDepartment of International Languages & CulturesB.A. French B.A. German B.A. German StudiesB.A. Spanish

Department of PhilosophyB.A. International Human Rights B.A. Philosophy B.A. Philosophy: CreativityB.A. Philosophy: Ethics and SocietyEnglish DepartmentB.A. English: Creative Writing B.A. English: Literature, Society and PoliticsB.A. English: World Drama and PlaywritingB.A. Professional WritingReligious Studies DepartmentB.A. Religious Studies: Religion and the Arts and HumanitiesB.A. Religious Studies: Religion and the Social SciencesB.A. Religious Studies: Religious Traditions

Graduate programsDepartment of Behavioral & Social SciencesM.A. CounselingM.A. Counseling: Clinical Mental Health CounselingM.A. Counseling: Couples, Marriage, Family and Child CounselingDepartment of Biological SciencesM.S. Science Management and Leadership†

Department of History, Politics and International RelationsM.A. International Nongovernmental OrganizationsM.A. International Relations†

Department of Legal StudiesM.A. Legal Studies

Programs in art and science embrace a belief in free and rigorous intellectual inquiry, and that inquiry comes alive inside our classrooms. Our students learn not what to think, but how to think. You won’t only learn the subject matter pertaining to your major or minor — you’ll learn how to apply it in real-world scenarios, through hands-on education and integrated programs.

*STEM 24 month OPT Extension.† Online study mode

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COLLEGE OF FINE ARTS

Undergraduate programsArt DepartmentB.A. Art History & CriticismB.A. Art: Studio ArtB.F.A Art: Alternative MediaB.F.A Art: CeramicsB.F.A Art: DrawingB.F.A Art: Graphic DesignB.F.A Art: PaintingB.F.A Art: PhotographyB.F.A Art: PrintmakingB.F.A Art: SculptureB.F.A. Art: IllustrationConservatory of Theatre ArtsB.F.A ActingB.A. DirectingB.A. Theatre Studies and DramaturgyB.F.A Concert DesignB.F.A Costume ConstructionB.F.A Costume DesignB.F.A Lighting DesignB.F.A Musical TheaterB.F.A Scene DesignB.F.A Scene PaintingB.F.A Sound DesignB.F.A Stage ManagementB.F.A Technical DirectionsB.F.A Wig and Makeup DesignDepartment of Art, Design, and Art HistoryB.F.A Graphic DesignDepartment of DanceB.A. Dance: BalletB.A. Dance: ModernB.F.A DanceB.F.A Dance: BalletB.F.A Dance: Modern

Department of MusicB.A. Music*

B.M. Music Director for Musical Theater*

B.M. Music: Instrumental Performance*

B.M. Music: Jazz Studies Performance*

B.M. Music: Jazz Studies Technology*

B.M. Music: Music Composition*

B.M. Music: Piano Performance*

B.M. Music: Voice Performance*

B.M. Songwriting*

B.M.Ed Music Education: Choral Music*

B.M.Ed Music Education: Instrumental Music*

Graduate programsArt DepartmentM.A. ArtConservatory of Theatre ArtsM.F.A. Arts Management and LeadershipDepartment of MusicM.A. MusicM.M. Music: Church MusicM.M. Music: CompositionM.M. Music: GuitarM.M. Music: Jazz StudiesM.M. Music: Orchestral PerformanceM.M. Music: OrganM.M. Music: PianoM.M. Music: Voice

Whether in art, dance, music, theater or a combination of all four, we nourish our students’ creative talents and abilities. The result? Successful careers, a lifelong love of the arts and a lasting dedication to their craft. Our arts curricula include a solid foundation of history and theory as a means to inspire and challenge you, to provide context and deeper understanding, and to best prepare you for a professional career.

“As a fine arts major, I’ve learned to expand horizons

and play around in different mediums–to discover

what you benefit from, and to create what you want

others to gain from your perspective.”

N’Dea Collins–Whitfield

*NASM Accredited

All-Steinway Schools demonstrate a full commitment to excellence by providing their students and faculties with the best instruments possible for the study of music.

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SCHOOL OF BUSINESS & TECHNOLOGY

“My time spent inside Webster classrooms prepared me to strategically tackle any business setting.”

Angelica Nuno

Undergraduate programsDepartment of BusinessB.A. EconomicsB.S. AccountingB.S. Business AdministrationB.S. FinanceDepartment of ManagementB.A. EntrepreneurshipB.A. Management†

B.A. Management: Human Resource ManagementB.A. Management: International BusinessB.A. Management: MarketingDepartment of Mathematics and Computer ScienceB.A. Mathematics*B.S. Computer Science*B.S. Computer Science: Cybersecurity*B.S. Computer Science: Information Technology*B.S. Computing: Mobile Computing*B.S. Data Analytics*B.S. Information Management*B.S. Information Systems*B.S. Mathematics*B.S. Mobile Computing*

Graduate programsDepartment of BusinessM.A. International BusinessM.B.A. Business Administration†

M.B.A. Business Administration: Business & Organizational Security ManagementM.B.A. Business Administration: Communication ManagementM.B.A. Business Administration: Finance

M.B.A. Business Administration: GerontologyM.B.A. Business Administration: Human Resources DevelopmentM.B.A. Business Administration: Human Resources ManagementM.B.A. Business Administration: Information Technology ManagementM.B.A. Business Administration: International BusinessM.B.A. Business Administration: International RelationsM.B.A. Business Administration: Management and LeadershipM.B.A. Business Administration: MarketingM.B.A. Business Administration: Media CommunicationsM.B.A. Business Administration: Procurement & Acquisitions ManagementM.S. Finance†

M.S. Forensic AccountingDepartment of ManagementM.A. Business and Organizational Security Management†

M.A. Organizational Development†

M.A. Human Resources Development†

M.A. Human Resources Management†

M.A. Information Technology Management*†

M.A. Management and Leadership†

M.A. MarketingM.A. Nonprofit LeadershipM.A. Procurement and Acquisitions Management†

M.H.A. Health AdministrationDepartment of Mathematics and Computer ScienceM.S. Cybersecurity*†

We emphasize reality-based education inside the classroom and it begins at the creation of curriculum. Together, our three departments — Business, Management, and Mathematics and Computer Science — house 14 undergraduate programs designed to reflect the real world. For each program, the Walker School works with industry leaders to build curricula around the skills and knowledge they look for in future graduates.

The School of Business & Technology is proud to be one of only five percent of the world’s business schools to have earned specialized accreditation by the Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs.

*STEM 24 month OPT Extension.† Online study mode

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SCHOOL OF COMMUNICATIONS

Undergraduate programsAudio Aesthetics and Technology DepartmentB.A. Audio ProductionB.A. Audio Production: International Audio ProductionCommunications and Journalism DepartmentB.A. Advertising and Marketing CommunicationsB.A. Global JournalismB.A. JournalismB.A. Media CommunicationsB.A. Public RelationsB.A. ScriptwritingB.A. Speech Communication StudiesB.A. Sports CommunicationElectronic and Photographic Media DepartmentB.A. Animation*B.A. Film ProductionB.A. Film StudiesB.A. Games and Game DesignB.A. Interactive Digital Media*B.A. Photography

Graduate programsCommunications and Journalism DepartmentM.A. Advertising and Marketing Communications†

M.A. Communications Management†

M.A. Media Communications†

M.A. Media LiteracyM.A. Public Relations†

Department of Electronic and Photographic MediaM.A. New Media Production

Reporters and photographers, advertising copywriters and designers, audio engineers and video producers — they all call the School of Communications home. Our wide variety of majors allows students to discover the field that speaks to them while working collaboratively with students from other disciplines. Graduate with a professional portfolio and contribute work to our several award-winning, student-run media outlets.

“There is no question that, through Webster’s audio program, I gained the knowledge and skills that are now opening exciting doors in the real world.”

Mariana Ahrens

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Undergraduate programsDepartment of Teacher EducationB.A. Education: Art Education (Grades K-12)B.A. Education: Early Childhood Education (Grades Pre-K - 3)B.A. Education: Elementary Education (Grades 1-5)B.A. Education: Foreign Language Education (French, German or Spanish) (Grades K-12)B.A. Education: Middle School EducationB.A. Education: Middle School Education: Mathematics (Grades 5 - 9) B.A. Education: Middle School Education: Science (Grades 5 - 9)B.A. Education: Middle School Education: Social Studies (Grades 5 - 9)B.A. Education: Secondary Education: English (Grades 9 - 12)B.A. Education: Special Education (Mild/Moderate/Cross-Categoridal) (Grades K-12)B.A. Educational Studies without Certification†

Graduate programsCommunication Arts, Reading, & Early Childhood Education DepartmentM.A. Communication Arts: Aesthetic Education† M.A. Communication Arts: Educational Technology†

M.A. Communication Arts: General Communication Arts†

M.A. Communication Arts: Inclusive Education†

M.A. Communication Arts: International Language & Cultures†

M.A. Communication Arts: Language Arts†

M.A. Communication Arts: Reading† M.A. Communication Arts: Teaching English as a Second Language†

M.A. Communication Arts: Writing for Educators†

M.A. Early Childhood EducationM.A. Early Childhood Education: Inclusive EducationM.A. ReadingM.A. Teaching English as a Second language†

Multidisciplinary Studies DepartmentM.A. Applied Educational PsychologyM.A. Applied Educational Psychology: Immigrant & Refugee Children & FamilyM.A. Applied Educational Psychology: Psychological Education ProgramsM.A. Applied Educational Psychology: Psychology & Education of Gifted Students M.A. Education and Innovation†

M.A. Mathematics for EducatorsM.A. Mathematics for Educators: Middle School MathematicsM.A. Mathematics for Educators: Secondary MathematicsM.A. Mathematics for Educators: Community CollegeM.A. Special Education†

M.A. Special Education: Applied Behavior AnalysisM.A. Special Education: Emotional & Behavior AnalysisM.A. Special Education: Inclusive EducationM.A. Special Education: Mild/Moderate Disabilities M.A. Special Education: Positive Behavioral Interventions & SupportsM.A. Special Education: Severe Development Disabilities M.E.T. Educational Technology*†

SCHOOL OF EDUCATION

“Webster provided me with a strong background in education. I was able to find a job immediately after graduation.”

Erin White

Acquiring knowledge is more than memorization; it’s applying what you learn critically to the world around you. We prepare educators to address high-need areas and a wide range of students while taking advantage of partnerships with area school districts to develop skills inside classrooms. Like the faculty who teach them, our graduates are award-winning educators at local, state, national and international levels.

*STEM 24 month OPT Extension.† Online study mode

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ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

Some programs have additional entry requirements. Please contact your advisor for more information.

• Signed Application Form• Proof of English Proficiency:

– TOEFL: PBT 550 | iBT 80 – IELTS: 6.0 – Pearson: 53

• High School Transcript • Essay: 300-500 word essay on a topic of your choice

OR Curriculum Vitae (CV)• One Letter of Recommendation • Certificate of Finance showing $46,000• Copy of Passport ID Page• Official University/College Transcripts (for Transfer

Students)

• Signed Application Form• Proof of English Proficiency:

– TOEFL: PBT 550 | iBT 80 – IELTS: 6.5 – Pearson: 53

• Undergraduate Transcripts• Essay: 300-500 word essay on a topic of your choice

OR Curriculum Vitae (CV)• One Letter of Recommendation • Certificate of Finance showing $Tuition plus $16,000• Copy of Passport ID Page

Undergraduate Entry Requirements Graduate Entry Requirements

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Undergraduate and Graduate TuitionProgram Tuition

Undergraduate $26,900 (per academic year)

Undergraduate (Conservatory) $30,100 (per academic year)

M.B.A. Business Administration (36 credit hours) $26,280 (full program)

M.A. Information Technology Management (36 credit hours) $26,280 (full program)

St. Louis Area: $730 per credit hourIrvine: $715 per credit hourOrlando: $595 per credit hour

*Includes estimates for room, board, meal plan, entertainment, and books**Mandatory for all international students unless they have government-sponsored health insurance

Pre-arrival PaymentsPrior to arriving into the United States, all international students are required to make one payment and one deposit in order to secure their place at Webster University. 1) $35 undergraduate application fee, $50 graduate application fee2) $6,500 Enrollment DepositThe tuition deposit will be credited towards your tuition at the time of registration. The payment must be made no later than 7 days after your visa is issued. The deposit signifies a serious commitment to attend Webster University and therefore is non-refundable for all cases except for student visa denial.

Webster rewards excellenceThere are merit-based scholarships available for international students in financial need. The amount you may apply for depends on your US GPA score, based on the Credential Evaluation results.

Undergraduate IntakesIntake Start Date Application Deadline I-20 Request Deadline

Summer 2017 June 5, 2017 March 30, 2017 April 15, 2017

Fall 2017 August 28, 2017 July 6, 2017 July 15, 2017

Spring 2018 January 15, 2018 November 9, 2017 November 24, 2017

Graduate IntakesIntake Start Date Application Deadline I-20 Request Deadline

Summer 2017 May 29, 2017 March 30, 2017 April 15, 2017

Fall 1, 2017 August 21, 2017 July 6, 2017 July 15, 2017

Fall 2, 2017 October 23, 2017 August 31, 2017 September 15, 2017

Spring 1, 2018 January 8, 2018 November 9, 2017 November 24, 2017

Spring 2, 2018 March 19, 2918 February 1, 2018 February 10, 2018

Estimated Costs for 2017-2018 School Year (International Students attending the Webster Groves Campus)Cost of Living* $14,500

Health Insurance** $2,939

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ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE (ESL) – WEBSTER GROVES

The English as a Second Language (ESL) program is designed to help non-native speakers develop their English skills in an academic setting. Because we offer content-based ESL instruction, students undertake ESL classwork alongside American students. This way, ESL students learn how to interact with professors and other students in an academic setting, while becoming accustomed to the linguistic rigors of undergraduate university work.

All of our ESL instructors have a master’s degree in TESL/TEFL and many work as teacher trainers, with years of experience teaching English both in the U.S. and abroad.

ESL students have access to the latest technology for enhancing language learning, including electronic classrooms, online discussion tools, and video and audio equipment.

Undergraduate ESL ProgramThe ESL program is fully integrated, with its credits counting towards academic programs. Taking the ESL program comes at no extra cost, and is taken alongside your preferred course, meaning that there’s no need to prolong your study with additional hours. Undergraduate students wishing to take the ESL program must apply for an academic i20.

Semester 1 Semester 2

Entry 8 weeks 8 weeks 8 weeks 8 weeks

IntermediateIELTS 5.0TOEFL 60–64PTE 37–39

ESL only ESL + 2 courses

Upper Intermediate

IELTS 5.0 (writing & reading subscores 5.0)TOEFL 65–71PTE 40–43

ESL only ESL + 2 courses Academic Program

AdvancedIELTS 5.5TOEFL 72–79PTE 44–52

ESL + 2 courses Academic Program

Start Dates: Fall 1 - August, Spring 1 - January

Graduate ESL Program

Semester 1 Semester 2

Entry 8 weeks 8 weeks 8 weeks 8 weeks

IntermediateIELTS 5.0TOEFL 60–64PTE 37–39

ESL onlyESL + 3 credits of grad course

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Upper IntermediateIELTS 5.5TOEFL 65–71PTE 40–43

ESL onlyESL + 3 credits of grad course

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AdvancedIELTS 6.0TOEFL 72–79PTE 44–52

ESL + 3 credits of grad course

workAcademic Program

Start Dates: Fall 1 - August, Spring 1 - JanuaryTuition (ESL only): Advanced $2,100, Upper Intermediate $5,250, Intermediate $8,400

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Our vibrant, 47-acre home campus is situated in Webster Groves, St. Louis, Missouri. It is within a charming and historic residential suburb, approximately 20 minutes from downtown St. Louis.

Founded in 1915, Webster has something old, something new, and something everywhere in-between. The “new” includes residence halls, apartments and modern academic buildings like the Webster Library and East Academic Building (EAB). Our historic buildings include the cozy Pearson and Priest Houses, which English, international relations, and philosophy majors call home. The central (and equally historic) administration building, Webster Hall, dates back to the university’s founding.

Completing the picture are the University Center with its fitness center, gym, eateries and gathering spaces; the Sverdrup complex with its media center for business and communications students; and the Loretto-Hilton Theatre and the Community Music School – two buildings from different eras where events keep life on campus vibrant and relevant.

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Multicultural Center and International Student Affairs536 Garden Ave.Offices of The Repertory Theatre of St. Louis - 130 Edgar Rd.Old Orchard Center (MILL) - 17 and 23 Old Orchard Ave.Online Learning Center - 8356 Big Bend Blvd.Opera Theatre of Saint Louis - 210 Hazel Ave.Pearson House (PRSN) - 8260 Big Bend Blvd.Quad Schultz Hall-Eden (SCHL) - 475 East Lockwood Ave.Sverdrup Hall (SVER) - 8300 Big Bend Blvd.Thompson Music Building (MUSC) - 8282 Big Bend Blvd. University Center (UNCT) - 175 Edgar Rd.Visual Arts Studios (VAST) - 8342 Big Bend Blvd.Volleyball CourtWebster Hall (WEBH) - 470 East Lockwood Ave.West Hall (residence) (RWES) - 240 Edgar Rd.Winifred Moore Auditorium - 470 East Lockwood Ave.Interdisciplinary Science Building - (Coming 2017)- Webster Village Apartments - 520 Garden Ave.

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A Collaborative and Supportive EnvironmentWe have a great range of activities, events and organizations on offer. Campus life revolves around an active, tight-knit student body that takes part in film screenings, concerts, theater, intramural sports and more.

With over 60 student groups, our community has something for everyone.

Highlights:• #1 Collegiate Chess team in the U.S.• Webster’s Delegates Agenda – a platform for student advocacy issues• WebsterLEADS – a program bolstering scholarship and practical leadership in our students• University Center – Webster’s living room, housing our fitness center, pool, information center and dining alternatives• All suite-style housing • Webster Film Series

THE WEBSTER GROVES EXPERIENCE

SPORTS

STUDENT LIFE

Success, strength and grit. These are the three words that capture the spirit of our student athletes. Gorloks study hard and play harder. The banners in our rafters are proof of our hard work.

NCAA Division III: 8 men’s teams and 8 women’s teams

Facilities Located at the heart of campus, the University Center houses our athletic and recreational facilities, including an indoor swimming pool, fitness center, gymnasium, locker rooms and athletic training room.The recently renovated 1,100-seat Grant Gymnasium accommodates spectators and players, and is large enough to fit three volleyball courts or two basketball courts simultaneously.

The Bud Wilkinson Fitness Center has everything needed to train and condition the body, with treadmills, elliptical trainers, a cross-training elliptical machine, a circuit machine weight section, a NordicTrac®, Heartline® circuit machine and a free-weights area.

Men’s sports:Baseball Basketball CheerleadingCross CountryGolfSoccerTennisTrack & Field

Women’s sports: BasketballCheerleadingCross CountrySoccerSoftballTennis Track & FieldVolleyball

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The main source of support for international students at Webster University is the Multicultural Center and International Student Affairs (MCISA). They support international and minority students through:

• Advocacy• Advice• Campus-wide activities with diversity and international themes• Clubs and organizations• Cultural and social programs• Learning communities• Peer mentoring• Student leadership opportunities

Through MCISA, new international students are assigned to an International Connection Leader (peer mentor) before arrival. They will guide the new student through coming to the United States for college, welcome them, and take them to orientation activities. This helps new students to prepare for arrival, get to know the campus, and meet new friends.

Every summer, applications open for the International Friendship Program. This encourages international students to meet American community members and connect with others beyond the Webster University campus.

Another major initiative is the International Festival, which is an annual spring tradition at the Webster campus. Each April, students share their culture through arts, crafts, performances, food, and more.

In addition to MCISA, international students are supported through the Office of First Year Experience Programs (FYE). This department helps to organize Learning Communities, which co-enrolls students in paired courses that are based on a topical interest or area of academic study. This helps international students to get to know the university and like-minded students during the first semester.

There are also the Leadership Awards, which include prizes such as the Global Citizen Award, and have been set up to recognize students who demonstrate exceptional leadership skills. Many international students have been honored for their outstanding contributions to campus.

International students are a key part of campus life at Webster, whether through leadership, student organizations, or within employment teams, and we encourage all of our international students to make themselves at home with us.

West HallWest Hall was opened in Fall 2006 and it provides a modern, air–conditioned, on–campus housing option for students.

West Hall is reserved for freshmen and includes shared two–bedroom, one–bath suites.

This residence hall includes a laundry room, pool table, classroom, and a multipurpose room on the ground floor.

There are also social lounges, study lounges, and kitchenettes on each floor.

Maria HallMaria Hall underwent a $4 million renovation in 2008, and now offers a convenient and up-to-date housing option.

Maria Hall is a traditional residence hall that features suite–style rooms, common area lounges, kitchenettes and laundry facilities.

The hall is linked to Webster Hall, providing easy access to many classrooms.

In addition, student dining is available at Marletto’s Marketplace, located on the first floor of Maria Hall.

We provide one of the most modern and comfortable on-campus student accommodation complexes in the Midwest.

We are dedicated to providing you with the complete college experience. As a Webster student, you will benefit from:

• Joining a community of students, all sharing common academic and personal goals• Living just five minutes from classes, the gym, the library, student organization meetings, campus events, theater

performances, and more• Fully-furnished facilities with social lounges, study spaces, direct Ethernet connections, cable television, local phone

service, and flexible meal plans

One of our most important aims is to provide programs and services that enhance student learning and support student success.

ON-CAMPUS HOUSING – WEBSTER GROVES

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East HallEast Hall opened in Fall 2006, and provides a modern and comfortable living space for students to enjoy, complete with air conditioning.

East Hall is reserved for sophomores and upperclassmen, and includes shared, three-bedroom, two-bath suites and private four-bedroom, two-bath suites. Occasionally, the first floor of East Hall will be used to house freshmen students.

East Hall has a laundry room on the ground floor and social lounges, study lounges, and kitchenettes on every other floor.

Webster Village ApartmentsThe Webster Village Apartments can fit up to 280 residents. Split into two-bedroom, four-bedroom, and shared efficiency-style apartments, the complex has six buildings and also provides parking for residents.

All apartments are fully-furnished with their own kitchen. Each resident has his or her own bedroom and bathroom in a two-bedroom apartment. In the four-bedroom apartments, bathrooms are shared. Efficiency units are shared spaces with two occupants. The Webster Village Apartments clubhouse is home to a multipurpose room/television lounge, and swimming pool.

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Webster Gateway Campus – St. Louis, MissouriOur Gateway campus offers accredited degrees and certificates to undergraduate and graduate students in the heart of downtown St. Louis.

Academic programs are taught by an esteemed faculty, and each tutor has many years of professional experience in their respective fields. At Gateway, Webster offers career-enhancing opportunities and small class sizes that are perfect places for networking.

Undergraduate Programs Graduate Programs• B.A. Criminology • B.A. Management • B.A. Psychology • B.A. Speech Communication Studies • B.S. Business Administration • B.S. Computer Science: Cybersecurity

• M.A. Business and Organizational Security Management • M.A. Human Resources Development • M.A. Human Resources Management • M.A. Legal Studies • M.A. Management and Leadership • M.B.A. Business Administration • M.B.A. Business Administration: Business & Organizational Security

Management • M.B.A. Business Administration: Communication Management • M.B.A. Business Administration: Finance • M.B.A. Business Administration: Gerontology • M.B.A. Business Administration: Human Resources Development • M.B.A. Business Administration: Human Resources Management • M.B.A. Business Administration: Information Technology Management • M.B.A. Business Administration: International Business • M.B.A. Business Administration: International Relations • M.B.A. Business Administration: Management and Leadership • M.B.A. Business Administration: Marketing • M.B.A. Business Administration: Media Communications • M.B.A. Business Administration: Procurement & Acquisitions

Management • M.B.A. Business Administration: Cybersecurity • M.B.A. Business Administration: Health Administration • M.H.A. Health Administration • M.S. Cybersecurity • M.S. Finance

OUR FEATURED U.S. METRO CAMPUSES

Webster Irvine Campus – CaliforniaWe provide accredited undergraduate and graduate school education to students in California. Our academic programs drive student success and all classes are taught by a faculty with professional experience in their academic fields.

Convenient for those in Orange County, as well as Newport and Laguna Beach, many students find that the location, small class sizes and individual attention result in better networking opportunities and a higher success rate.

Undergraduate Programs Graduate Programs• B.A. Management*

*Degree completion program. Students who have earned 64 hours of transferrable college credit or an associate’s degree will be considered for admission.

• M.A. Human Resources Management • M.A. Management and Leadership • M.B.A. Business Administration• M.B.A. Business Administration: Business & Organizational Security

Management • M.B.A. Business Administration: Communication Management • M.B.A. Business Administration: Finance • M.B.A. Business Administration: Gerontology • M.B.A. Business Administration: Human Resources Development • M.B.A. Business Administration: Human Resources Management • M.B.A. Business Administration: Information Technology Management • M.B.A. Business Administration: International Business • M.B.A. Business Administration: International Relations • M.B.A. Business Administration: Management and Leadership • M.B.A. Business Administration: Marketing • M.B.A. Business Administration: Media Communications • M.B.A. Business Administration: Procurement & Acquisitions

Management • M.B.A. Business Administration: Cybersecurity • M.B.A. Business Administration: Health Administration

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Webster Orlando Campus – FloridaThis campus is only blocks away from the proposed Creative Village educational hub, as well as being a short walk from the Orlando Magic basketball team and many major downtown corporations.

The new campus is centrally located and provides dedicated space to work on creative projects within the community.

Students find that the location helps them access a wide range of opportunities, and that small class sizes help make networking more efficient. Webster’s downtown Orlando location boasts 11 state-of-the-art classrooms, two computer labs, two conference rooms with breakout spaces, and video conferencing capabilities for WebNet+ classes.

In Orlando and around the world, Webster University is recognized as a leader in global education and a pioneer in adult and military education. Webster provides innovative academic programs that will help cultivate future talent and further enhance the growing tech sector in Orlando.

Academic programs are taught by faculty who are experienced professionals within their respective fields. The Orlando campus offers career-enhancing opportunities to all students.

Graduate Programs• M.A. Counseling • M.A. Human Resources Management • M.A. Information Technology Management • M.A. Management and Leadership • M.B.A. Business Administration • M.B.A. Business Administration: Business & Organizational

Security Management • M.B.A. Business Administration: Communication Management • M.B.A. Business Administration: Cybersecurity • M.B.A. Business Administration: Finance • M.B.A. Business Administration: Gerontology • M.B.A. Business Administration: Health Administration • M.B.A. Business Administration: Human Resources

Development • M.B.A. Business Administration: Human Resources

Management • M.B.A. Business Administration: Information Technology

Management • M.B.A. Business Administration: International Business • M.B.A. Business Administration: International Relations • M.B.A. Business Administration: Management and Leadership • M.B.A. Business Administration: Marketing • M.B.A. Business Administration: Media Communications • M.B.A. Business Administration: Procurement & Acquisitions

Management • M.H.A. Health Administration • M.S. Cybersecurity • M.S. Finance

U.S. Campus LocationsIf you are interested in studying in one of our other campuses, please contact us at enquiry@international.webster.eduYou will find below a list of our U.S. Campus locations

Fayetteville Regional, Arkansas Little Rock Metropolitan, ArkansasColorado Springs Metropolitan, Colorado Jacksonville Metropolitan, Florida Melbourne/Palm Bay, Florida Ocala Metropolitan, Florida Space Coast Metropolitan, Florida Tampa Bay Metropolitan, Florida Louisville Metropolitan, Kentucky Southern Maryland Higher Education Center, Maryland Kansas City Metropolitan, Missouri Rolla Metropolitan, Missouri Columbia Metropolitan, South Carolina Greenville Metropolitan, South Carolina Myrtle Beach Metropolitan, South Carolina San Antonio, Texas

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