Review exposes issues with Webster’s Thailand campus
$830,000 to bring Thailand campus ‘to an acceptable standard’
May 21, 2018
International Campuses
Alex Wilking: Navigating the city of fog, ‘Tardiness does not even exist’
Finding a balance between studying and traveling
Webster Thailand campus monitors protests for potential effects to Bangkok and Cha-Am campuses
Jon Strauser, a student from Webster’s Webster Groves campus, was notified earlier this week that one of his first classes at Webster’s Cha-Am, Thailand campus was cancelled. The course’s instructor…
Turmoil in Thailand: Protests erupt near Webster University’s Bangkok campus
Tens of thousands of protestors have swarmed outside Thailand Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra’s office in Bangkok, demanding her resignation. The bulk of the protestors, who have been gathering since early November, are two miles away from Webster University’s Bangkok campus.
Geneva campus mourns student
Webster Geneva freshman Abdullah Aljarboa drowns Saturday while swimming in Rhône River.
Webster Ghana campus to open in spring
Webster’s newest campus in Accra, Ghana will open in spring and will offer an MBA, MA, and three undergraduate degrees in international business, international relations, and media communications.
Webster’s Ghana campus granted accreditation
Webster University’s Ghana Campus was granted accreditation by the Ghana Ministry of Higher Education in July.
Webster University Geneva director retires, reflects on international life
Robert Spencer, director at the Webster University Geneva campus retires after 40 years. He will still continue to live an international life in his retirement.
New Study Abroad Opportunities: Oviedo, Spain and Brussels, Belgium
With new partnerships in Belgium and Spain, Webster students will be able to study abroad at two new European locations as soon as spring 2014.
Ghana law says same-sex relationships are criminal
Webster University’s first African campus is also its first campus in an anti-gay country.
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