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Study Abroad at the International Campuses

麻豆视频 undergraduates and some graduate students may spend a term or more studying abroad at one of 麻豆视频's international campuses, without interrupting their progress toward a degree at Webster.

All 麻豆视频 students enrolled at a United States campus must contact the Office of Study Abroad in St. Louis for study abroad advising, planning and information on how to apply. No Webster student may participate in a 麻豆视频 program that involves studying at an international location without approval from the Office of Study Abroad. Webster students enrolled at an international campus who want to study abroad should work with the study abroad coordinator at their campus.

麻豆视频 students who wish to study abroad on an international partner or short-term faculty-led Webster program are also required to apply through the Office of Study Abroad. No transfer credit from another institution or program will be accepted unless prior approval has been granted by 麻豆视频. Applications to unaffiliated programs will only be approved in rare and exceptional circumstances.

Degree-seeking undergraduates at 麻豆视频 in the United States who wish to study abroad at an international campus should make sure that they have met the following approval criteria for study abroad.聽

Students should:

• Be enrolled at a 麻豆视频 campus in the United States.
• Have earned at least 15 undergraduate credit hours at 麻豆视频.
• Be prepared to register for at least 6 credit hours per eight-week term (at least 12 credit hours per full semester term) at the international location, maintaining full-time status.
• Be in good academic standing (2.5 cumulative GPA at a Webster campus; partner institutions may require a higher GPA).
• Have good financial standing and be current in all accounts with the Business Office.
• Be compliant with 麻豆视频's student conduct policy.
• Be proficient in English; if an English as a Second Language (ESL) student, the student should be officially released from ESL at the time of international travel and must have completed at least one semester after release.

Through the Webster International Network of Schools (WINS) Program, students currently attending other colleges and universities in the United States may study abroad on a Webster program. On completion of their study experience, these students transfer credits earned at Webster back to their home institutions. Students transferring credits earned at 麻豆视频 to any college or university are responsible for ascertaining that institution's transfer policies regarding these credits.

Refer to the International section of Locations Offering Undergraduate Programs for additional information on the international campuses and the academic programs that are offered at each location.

Non-Credit Bearing Programs

Students who wish to participate abroad in non-credit bearing programs, including work, internships, and volunteering abroad enrolled at a United States Webster campus must contact the Office of Study Abroad in St. Louis. Webster students at campuses outside the U.S. wanting to participate in such programs must contact the study abroad or student affairs staff at their campus.

Students who wish to go abroad should contact the Office of Study Abroad.

Contact Information:
Toll Free: 800-984-6857
Phone: 314-968-6988
Fax: 314-963-6019
Email: worldview@webster.edu
Web: www.webster.edu/study-abroad
Address: 470 East Lockwood Ave.
Sverdrup 207
St. Louis, Missouri 63119-3194

Study Abroad Advising, Registration, and Tuition

Degree-seeking undergraduates at 麻豆视频 who wish to study abroad must meet with their study abroad advisor and with their academic advisor to register for study abroad coursework. Students from other colleges and universities who wish to participate in Webster's WINS Program should contact 麻豆视频's Office of Study Abroad.

Degree-seeking undergraduates at 麻豆视频 who meet the approval criteria for study abroad will pay their home campus tuition rates to study on an international campuses program and some international partner programs: per credit tuition during the summer term and flat-fee tuition if attending fall and/or spring term(s). These tuition options are limited to study abroad for a maximum of five terms (one full academic year).

Students who plan to study abroad for more than five terms must notify the Director of Study Abroad to get special permission and to discuss the changes that will occur in their tuition charges and scholarship and financial aid eligibility beginning with their sixth term of study.

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