Webster University

At Webster University Thailand, you will receive a solid educational background to succeed in the global economy. Visiting faculty come from Webster’s worldwide network. With solid academic credentials and real world experience in the subjects they teach, they provide an ideal blend of the latest theory and practice.

Thailand, with its long history and refined Buddhist-based culture, is known for its smiling and polite people. Easy access to one of the most exciting cities of the world—Bangkok and possibilities to travel to other exotic neighboring countries provide valuable real-world educational opportunities. For example, students in the popular international relations program take study trips to various places such as Hong Kong and Vietnam.

Special events and speakers also routinely visit campus and have included guests speakers such as U.S. Ambassador to Thailand William Itoh who spoke about “Globalization: Economic and Social Change in Today’s World.”

You’ll learn in a supportive environment that focuses on personal attention, a lively exchange of ideas.

With solid academic credentials and real world experience in the subjects they teach, faculty provide an ideal blend of the latest theory and practice.

International relations professor Susan Landfield, for example, has an M.A. in International Relations from Yale University, and has worked with refugees as a manager for an American non-governmental organization (NGO) in two war zones—Somalia and Sudan. She has prior experience as a program manager for a Dutch NGO in the Caucasus nations of Azerbaijan and Georgia. She is also a published author on humanitarianism issues and an international election monitor in Macedonia and Georgia for the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe.

Visiting faculty come from Webster’s worldwide network from the West enhancing the depth and scope of each curriculum.