Webster University

Webster University, founded in 1915, distinguishes itself as a medium-sized, private non-profit institution with a global network of campuses across the United States, Europe, Asia, and beyond, emphasizing experiential learning and international perspectives. The main campus in historic Webster Groves, Missouri, suburb of St. Louis, features modern facilities including the F. Robert Hettenhausen Center for Entrepreneurship, state-of-the-art communications labs with TV studios and soundstages, and the Winifred Moore Auditorium for performances. Enrolling about 8,200 students from over 130 countries, it offers 170+ programs in arts, business, education, IT, media, and social sciences, with small classes and focus on internships, study abroad, and Gorlok athletics. Renowned for conservatory-style fine arts and innovative media programs, Webster fosters creativity through animation labs, game design studios, and interdisciplinary projects. The university promotes a vibrant community life with 70+ clubs, NCAA Division III sports, and residential halls like East Hall offering suite-style living. Career services boast 95% placement rates, supported by alumni networks including Tina Turner and Les Ungerleider. Committed to diversity and inclusion, Webster integrates global citizenship education, sustainability initiatives, and personalized advising to empower students for dynamic careers.