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Students who have earned a primary degree at a recognized institution may choose to pursue an internationally recognized graduate degree to further their knowledge and prepare for career advancement.

An MA or MS allows students to sharpen their skills and develop their knowledge in a practical, specialized concentration. Each concentration comprises 7 to 9 core courses supplemented by 3 to 5 elective courses. Full-time students should plan on 15 to 18 months of study while part-time students can pace their programs to meet the demands of their personal and professional lives. Students may choose to write a thesis as part of their studies. MS in Finance students who have no academic background in accounting, economics, and/or statistics may be required to take up to 2 prerequisite courses in these subjects.

Webster University St. Louis Graduate Thesis Guidelines

For career-minded adults who wish to enhance their professional development, the Webster MBA program offers a rigorous, comprehensive business education. The Webster MBA recognizes that three criteria are essential for thriving in the global economy:

Concepts – knowing what the leading edge ideas are
Competence – implementation of those ideas

Full-time students can complete the MBA without emphasis (12 courses) in 15 to 18 months. An MBA with in an emphasis will take 18 to 24 months (16 to 18 courses). Part-time students can pace their programs to meet the demands of their personal and professional lives. Students who have no academic background in business, economics and accounting may be required to take up to 3 prerequisite courses.

Webster University also offers an online MBA and other Master of Arts programs through its Academic Distance Learning Center. Visit Webster Online for more information.

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MISSION STATEMENT

"To prepare lifelong learners for professional fulfillment in the fields of business and technology through the application of knowledge in a supportive academic environment"

STUDENT BILL OF RIGHTS

Every Student has a right to:
Pursue a credible, market-recognized degree A well-structured curriculum A competent and engage faculty member Necessary academic support Available and helpful student services A supportive and collegial academic environment

Thank you for your continued support,


Benjamin

Benjamin Ola. Akande, Ph.D. Dean,
School of Business & Technology
Webster University
314-968-5951