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Graduate registration is available now for classes beginning in
August. For information, please go to the Admissions Information Section.
Master of business administration (M.B.A.) is a name recognized
around the world that signifies comprehensive, practical, well-rounded
American graduate business education. At Webster, our graduate
programs are designed with working professionals in mind:
- Flexible scheduling (with courses offered in nine-week modules).
- Classes emphasize practical, real-world applications. Many are taught by faculty who work in the fields they teach.
- Small classes taught in English provide ample opportunities for participation so students can increase their mastery of the language.
- Options to pursue your degree at your own pace.
UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMS - Advertising and Marketing Communications
- Behavioral and Social Science (Psychology)
- Business Administration
- Computer Science (Information Technology)
- Media Communications
- Writing as a Profession (Journalism)
** To be introduced in 2000-2001 - International network of alumni in 128 countries.
Undergraduate registration is available now for classes beginning
in August. For information, please go to the Admissions Information Section.
All first-year undergraduate students take a broad curriculum in General Education reflecting the University's commitment to the value of the liberal arts in a well-rounded undergraduate education. Webster's undergraduate programs are designed to ensure that students enjoy a competitive advantage in the job market through cutting-edge theory and practical experience taught by working professionals.
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Intensive ESL courses taught by trained instructors will be integrated with academic
skills courses as well as social and recreational activities.
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Webster students may, if they choose, study for a period of two
months or longer at one of Webster's other worldwide campuses.
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