Situated between the coastal towns of Cha-am and Hua Hin, Webster University Thailand boasts a beautiful 40-acre campus where more than 400 students from over 60 countries have come to pursue their degree.

With Bangkok, Thailand's capital city, a few hours north, a regional airport and train station nearby, the best of Thailand is available to you. The King and Queen of Thailand call Hua Hin home, and it's no wonder why.

Housing is minutes away from the Gulf of Thailand. Travel to other parts of Thailand is made easy by road, rail and a regional airport. Regular shuttles take students from campus to housing, to downtown Hua Hin and Cha-am, as well as weekly excursions outside the area.

Campus Facilities include a classrooms, library, computer labs, athletic facilities and basketball court, cafeterias Study abroad students live in double rooms off campus in hotels that feature swimming pools, and restaurants.

Students either cook meals in their rooms or take advantage of the inexpensive cafeterias on campus and wonderful markets in town. For recreation, students may spend the day at the beach or enjoy the sports facilities on campus.

Optional excursions to other areas of Thailand and neighboring countries are easily arranged, and many courses integrate field trips into the academic program.

Graduate Students
Bangkok

Thailand's capital, Bangkok is a vibrant cosmopolitan city that attracts professionals from all over the world, both Thais and foreigners. Since they live in Bangkok, and because their busy work schedule does not permit them to travel 230 km (140 miles) to Hua Hin to attend classes, the Bangkok Center offers them a unique opportunity to complete their Masters Degree in the center of the Thai capital.

Bangkok offers Graduate Degrees (Masters) in International Relations, Masters of Media Communications and the MBA (Master of Business Administration) only while Hua Hin, with its off campus housing, offers students Undergraduate degrees and a variety of available majors. Another difference is that Bangkok Center offers courses in the evening, thereby allowing those who work to attend classroom sessions, while classes in Hua Hin usually are held during the day. Unlike Hua Hin, there is no residential campus in Bangkok, students can ask for assistance to help arrange their lodging and meals throughout the city.

Bangkok Center offers small classes (6 to 15 Students per class), thereby allowing free exchange of ideas and questions to flow between the instructor and the students. Students come from all parts of the world: Thailand (both Thais and foreigners living here), Asia, North America, Western and Eastern Europe, as well as the Middle East and Africa. They and usually are mature individuals with lots of professional and personal experiences to share with others.