Who We Are

We have established a sound framework for quality assurance, impacting the delivery of courses throughout Webster’s worldwide network of campus locations. Each program is founded on four pillars: 1) Mission, 2) Quality and Innovation, 3) Impact, and 4) Engagement. A systematic approach to continuous improvement clearly depends upon establishing a process through which all stakeholder groups are afforded a regular opportunity to provide input into each of these pillars.

This process identifies key stakeholder groups and represents an outline of the process being implemented to enable our planning and strategy goals to be achieved. Meaningful data from each stakeholder group are obtained on a regular basis which ensures a commitment to continuous improvement, highly qualified faculty throughout every Webster location, and exceptionally relevant programs reflecting the needs of the global business community.

We strive to ensure that programs offered throughout our campus network have consistent learning outcomes — something that is vital for accreditation and to allow students to seamlessly move from one Webster location to another.

The phrase "One university = One curriculum" succinctly states the school's commitment to ensuring one high quality curriculum for each program, no matter where in the world of Webster courses comprising a program are taught. Such consistency subsequently provides the foundation for assessment processes being established, and the continuous improvement mechanisms necessary to enhance student learning and meeting accreditation criteria in our multi-campus environment.

The Walker School of Business & Technology is proud to have earned specialized accreditation with the Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP) for BS, BA, MBA, MA and MS programs. ACBSP's global mission is to pursue a better tomorrow by advancing and recognizing excellence in business education through continuous improvement.

ACBSP provides specialized business accreditation, therefore, programs housed in the Mathematics and Computer Science Department do not fall under this accreditation.

 

ACBSP Accredited Programs

 

 

Webster University holds accreditation from the National Security Agency (NSA) and the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) for Webster's Bachelor of Science in Computer Science with an Emphasis in Cybersecurity program. The accreditation was awarded through the National Center of Academic Excellence in Cyber Defense (CAE-CD), which is jointly sponsored by the DHS and NSA.

As part of our shared commitment to our student success as they enter the workforce, Webster’s Information Technology Management program considers and uses National Contract Management Association’s American National Standards Institute-Approved Contract Management Standard™ as the basis of its program and course curricula, and is committed to driving student success through its instruction of the phases, domains, competencies and skills that are common across the contract management profession.

Through its alignment with the CMS, ITM 5300: Procurement and Contract Management for Information Technology prepares students for NCMA's Certified Contract Management Associate certification, which demonstrates proficiency in the CMS and is a strong stepping stone into the contract management profession.

 

• Retention and Graduation Rates (PDF)
• Office of Institutional Effectiveness
• National Center for Educational Statistics Data

 

BA in Management (PDF)

BS in Finance (PDF)

BS in Business Administration (PDF)

MBA (PDF)

MA in Business and Organizational Security Management (PDF)

MS in Finance (PDF)

MHA (PDF)

MA in Human Resources Development (PDF)

MA in Human Resources Management (PDF)

MA in Information Technology Management (PDF)

MA in Management and Leadership (PDF)

MS in Marketing (PDF)

MA in Organizational Development (PDF)

MA in Procurement and Acquisitions Management (PDF)

MPA (PDF)

MS in Space Systems Operation Management (PDF)