To expand the network and share existing experiences and cooperation, Webster University opened a location in Georgia, which will be the basis for access to quality education in the Caucasus region.
The Georgian location offers undergraduate and graduate programs in business, international relations and media.
A Global Approach to Learning
Students enrolled in the Georgian location will also have the opportunity to spend one or more semesters at Webster University on their preferred campus. With 50 locations around the world, students will have access to a global experience.
Academic Calendar
Fall 2023 Academic Calendar (Undergraduate continuing and new students)
| April 5 | Registration begins for Fall 2023 classes |
| April 18 | Registration for Fall 2023 classes opens to new transfer students |
| Aug. 18 | Final day to register for Fall 1 online classes |
| Aug. 21 | Fall Semester/Fall 1 classes start |
| Aug. 26 | Fall Semester/Fall 1 drop deadline |
| Aug. 28 | Saint Mary’s Day Observation |
| Sept. 29 | Fall 1 withdrawal deadline |
| Oct. 6 | Fall Semester Petition to Graduate due |
| Oct. 13 | Fall 1 classes end |
| Oct 14 | Mtskheta (Svetitskhoveloba, robe holiday) Day |
| Oct. 16–20 | Fall Break |
| Oct. 20 | Final day to register for Fall 2 NEW STUDENTS |
| Oct. 20 | Fall 1 grades due from faculty |
| Oct. 23 | Fall 2 classes start (New and returning students) |
| Oct. 27 | Fall 2 drop deadline |
| Oct. 30–Nov. 2 | Registration begins for Spring 2023 classes |
| Nov. 17 | Fall Semester withdrawal deadline |
| Nov. 23 | St. George's Day Break |
| Dec. 1 | Fall 2 withdrawal deadline |
| Dec. 11–15 | Final Exam Period |
| Dec. 15 | Fall Semester/Fall 2 classes end |
| Dec. 18 | Fall Semester Graduation Date* |
| Dec. 31 | Fall Semester/Fall 2 grades due from faculty |
Spring 2024 Academic Calendar
| Oct. 31–Nov.2 | Registration begins for Spring 2024 |
| Nov. 14 | Registration for Spring 2024 classes opens to new transfer students |
| Jan. 15 | Spring Semester/Spring 1 classes start |
| Jan. 19 | Spring Semester/Spring 1 drop deadline |
| Feb. 17 | Spring Semester Petition to Graduate due |
| Feb. 23 | Spring 1 withdrawal deadline |
| March 3 | Mother’s Day |
| March 6 | Spring Semester Petition to Graduate due |
| March 8 | International Women’s Day |
| March 8 | Spring 1 classes end |
| March 11–15 | Spring Break |
| March 15 | Spring 1 grades due from faculty |
| March 18 | Spring 2 classes start |
| March 22 | Spring 2 drop deadline |
| April 3-5 | Registration begins for Fall 2025 |
| April 12 | Spring Semester withdrawal deadline |
| April 26 | Spring 2 withdrawal deadline |
| May 3–7 | Easter Break |
| May 10 | Spring Semester/Spring 2 classes end |
| May 12 | Commencement Ceremony |
| May 17 | Spring Semester/Spring 2 grades due from faculty |
| May 20 | Spring Graduation Date* |
Summer 2024 Academic Calendar
| March 4 | Registration begins for Summer 2024 classes |
| June 3 | Summer session begins |
| June 7 | Summer session drop deadline (8-week session) |
| June 23 | Summer session Petition to Graduate due |
| July 12 | Summer session withdrawal deadline (8-week session) |
| July 26 | Summer session ends |
| Aug. 2 | Summer session grades due from faculty (8-week session) |
| Aug. 3 | Summer Graduation Date* |
Fall 2023 Graduate Academic Calendar
| April 11 | Registration begins for Fall 2023 classes** |
| Aug. 14 | Fall 1 classes start |
| Aug. 18 | Fall 1 drop deadline |
| Aug. 21 | Fall 1 Petition to Graduate |
| Sept. 22 | Fall 1 withdrawal deadline |
| Oct. 7 | Fall 2 Petition to Graduate |
| Oct. 13 | Fall 1 Classes end |
| Oct. 14 | Mtskheta (Svetitskhoveloba, robe holiday) Day |
| Oct. 16 | Fall 2 classes start |
| Oct. 20 | Fall 2 drop deadline |
| Oct. 20 | Fall 1 grades due from faculty |
| Oct. 24 | Registration begins for Spring 2024 classes** |
| Nov. 22-26 | St.George’s Day (Fall Break) |
| Nov. 24 | Fall 2 withdrawal deadline |
| Dec. 15 | Fall 2 classes end |
| Dec. 31 | Fall 2 grades due from faculty |
Spring 2024 Graduate Academic Calendar
| Oct. 24 | Spring Registration begins for Spring 2024 classes** |
| Jan.7 | Christmas Holiday |
| Jan. 8 | Final day to register for Spring 1 classes |
| Jan. 8 | Spring 1 classes start |
| Jan. 12 | Spring 1 drop deadline |
| Jan. 19 | Spring 1 Petition to Graduate due |
| Jan. 20 | Epiphany - the day of the revelation of our Lord Jesus Christ |
| Feb. 16 | Spring 1 withdrawal deadline |
| March 3 | Mother’s Day |
| March 4 | Registration begins for Summer 2024 classes |
| March 7 | Spring 2 Petition to Graduate due |
| March 8 | International Women's Day |
| March 8 | Spring 1 classes end |
| March 15 | Final day to register for Spring 2 classes |
| March 15 | Spring 1 grades due from faculty |
| March 18-22 | Spring Break |
| March 25 | Spring 2 classes start |
| March 29 | Spring 2 drop deadline |
| April 12 | Registration begins for Fall 2024 classes |
| April 15-19 | Easter Break |
| April 26 | Spring 2 withdrawal deadline |
| May 17 | Spring 2 classes end |
| May 24 | Spring 2 grades due from faculty |
Summer 2024 Graduate Academic Calendar
| March 4 | Registration begins for Summer 2023 classes |
| May 30 | Final day to register for Summer 2023 classes |
| May 29 | Summer session begins |
| June 2 | Summer session drop deadline |
| July 7 | Summer session withdrawal deadline |
| June 19 | Summer Petition to Graduate due |
| July 28 | Summer session ends |
| Aug. 4 | Final grades due from faculty |
Undergraduate Degree Offerings
The undergraduate international relations major at Webster is designed to help students develop the skills they need to understand and take part in an interconnected world: political awareness, economic understanding, cultural competency, and global citizenship.
The Bachelor of Science (BS) in Business Administration covers the breadth of business-related disciplines as defined in the business core curriculum. The major does not provide a specific specialization but rather exposes the student to various business functions. This major is ideally suited to the new or transfer upper-division business student or for the student interested in concurrently pursuing another area of study.
The media studies major is a broad communication experience within the School of Communications. In this program, students explore the design, delivery and effects of media messages in a range of communication fields and across multiple communication platforms. Media studies majors approach media from academic and practical standpoints, develop diverse professional portfolios and hone skills integral to a variety of media careers. The media studies degree affords an excellent foundation for pursuing a variety of careers within any organization that uses and values communication.
Global Citizenship Program
Our cornerstone to the liberal arts curriculum is the Global Citizenship Program, which prepares our students to meet the personal and professional challenges of tomorrow.
This program allows you to apply your personal experiences in an academic setting, where you’ll learn to think critically, communicate effectively and problem-solve. Through this signature curriculum, you’ll graduate with the core competencies required for responsible global citizenship in the 21st century.
The Gorlok Experience
Join us for Episode 1 of our exciting new student-based podcast, entitled "The Art
of Balancing Student Responsibilities and Life Outside University." Watch for upcoming
episodes featuring topics that address the overall Webster student experience.
Graduate Degree Offerings
The master's degree in international relations at Webster University is unique for a number of reasons. Students are able to take advantage of Webster’s global footprint by studying abroad at Webster campuses throughout the world and are taught by faculty who are noted scholars and practitioners in the field. The program offers considerable flexibility and can be taken on a full-time or part-time basis.
Advance your business skills to develop and implement value-creating ideas and solutions in today's worldwide economy. The innovative MBA program at Webster University is designed for professionals who want to shape their own career, upgrade credentials, and be strategic players in the world of business.
The Master of Arts (MA) in Media Communications is for students who have both an interest and background in communications.
Successful graduates of this program will be able to:
- Demonstrate understanding of breadth of media communications.
- Examine media within multiple contexts and perspectives.
- Evaluate media as product, process and commentary in local and/or global contexts.
- Construct qualitative and/or quantitative research methodologies.
- Analyze media through appropriate research strategies.
- Create effective written, oral and other media presentations.
Webster University Georgia Campus
82 Ilia Chavchavadze Avenue
Tbilisi, Georgia
+995 550000584
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