Studying abroad is a life-changing experience - and thanks to Webster's network of international campuses, that life-changing experience can be available even to working evening students.
With campuses in London, England; Vienna, Austria; Geneva, Switzerland; Leiden, the Netherlands; and Hua Hin/Cha-am, Thailand, Webster offers convenient programs around the world.
A popular study abroad choice for adult students is the Legal Studies in Leiden trip, where intense one-week courses in pre-law and international business are held at Webster's campus in the Netherlands, near the center of international law in The Hague.
A Leader in International Education
Webster opened its first international campus in 1978 in Geneva, Switzerland. Like all Webster campuses, Webster Geneva's flexible, American-style higher education attracted not only Americans, but students of many other nationalities as well.
While many traditional undergraduate students study abroad for a semester or more, short-term study programs that last no longer than a week are available. Short-term programs even occur at destinations where Webster does not have a campus.
No other university offers you so many choices for an international experience. And once you get exposure to Webster's international campuses and programs, you just might get a career-altering idea for later on in life.
Classes Taught in English
Though you're sure to get a culturally unique experience when you study abroad, don't worry - you don't need to know the local language. All Webster courses are taught in English. The staff is bilingual in English and the host language.
