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Why Study Abroad at WGSL?
Webster University's London college sits in the centre of one of
the world's most exciting city providing experiences beyond
Webster's excellent educational programmes.
Key Benefits
- Central London campus in beautiful Regent's park.
- Access to the many facilities available on Regent’s College
Campus, including the Tate Library, the IT Center, Student Services
and the cafe & restaurant facilities.
- Faculty members are practising professionals in their
fields.
- A tradition of internationalism and diversity of choice
- Webster Graduate School is the longest running US MBA programme
in London and builds upon this experience to continually improve
it's programs
Superb Central London Location
Our central London campus at Regent's College
sits one of London's most beautiful green spaces; Regent's Park,
which is home to the London Zoo, Queen's Rose Garden, and the Open
Air Theatre.
With in walking distance of the college campus
lies the major shopping areas and theatres of the West End, the
colourful fashion and antique markets of Camden and many other
major tourist attractions.
Student Services Office
The Student Services Office, located on campus,
can assist you with travel arrangements within the British Isles;
bargain tickets for theatre productions and television shows; and
information on exhibitions, ethnic restaurants, golf courses,
counselling, and health care.
Page last updated 10/17/2007
"After finishing my High School education in South Africa I left for the US on a tennis scholarship. While I was there I completed 3 years of 4 year BA degree. After leaving the US I started work in London until I realised that I could finish my undergraduate degree and go on to complete a Masters degree at the Regent’s American College London and Webster Graduate School respectively. I graduated with a BA in Management in December 2001 and an MA in Computer Resources and Information Management in May 2003. The London campus of Webster University is truly magnificent as it is in a beautiful part of Central London."
Alison Passmore
