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The College of Science and Health will strengthen the collaboration and resources available to its health- and science-related academic units. The newly launched school will also enhance the University’s ability to respond to employers’ emerging needs and better prepare students for careers in health and sciences.
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Dean of the College of Science and Health
“Students are increasingly seeking out careers in science and health fields, and St. Louis has an abundance of opportunities for post-graduate success.”
Michael R. Hulsizer
Dean, College of Science and Health
Learn more about the College of Science and Health's mission, facilities, accreditations and assessments.Current and projected workforce estimates in the United States highlight the critical need for universities to educate and train the next generation of mental health professionals.
Program Spotlight: Counseling
Dual Degree in Psychology with an emphasis in Mental Health and Counseling
Webster’s innovative 3-2+ program will help students meet the demand for mental health professionals, and you can earn a bachelor’s degree in psychology and a master’s degree in counseling in as little as five years.
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Webster's MA in Counseling program combines classroom education and hands-on field experience to learn theory and skills needed to work with individuals, couples, families, and children in a variety of mental health settings.
22nd in the Midwest
Webster University continues to be highly ranked on the U.S. News & World Report’s Best Colleges report, now listed as 22nd in Midwest Regional Universities. Webster was also recognized as a “Best Value” school and “Top Performer” for social mobility.
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