Undergraduate Programs
Both the bachelor of arts (BA) and bachelor of science (BS) degrees are primary university degrees earned in the American system of education. They provide the educational foundation necessary to meet the demands of contemporary society and introduce a range of ideas, including vocational and/or professional options.
The undergraduate degree (BA or BS) requires the successful completion of 128 credit hours of academic work (approx. 43 courses). Based on tuition hours and other considerations courses are assigned a number of credits. Most courses are valued at 3 credits. A sequential degree is possible for students who have already completed a bachelor's degree in one subject and wish to study for a bachelor's degree in another subject. This requires the completion of only the requirements in the major (see the individual course requirements for further details).
List of undergraduate Majors, Minors and Certificates (pdf brochure)
Bachelor of Arts (BA) Majors
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International Relations
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Management
with possible emphasis in:
- Human Resource Management
- International Business
- Marketing -
Media Communications
- Psychology
Bachelor of Science (BS) Majors
Minors are available in all major areas plus:
- Art history
- Computer science
- Economics
- German
- History
- Political science
- Studio art
- Website design
The Global Citizenship Program
The Global Citizenship Program is a set of undergraduate degree requirements and a general education program developed by Webster University faculty to help prepare students to confront global problems and 21st century challenges.
