Webster Vienna Private University

Webster Vienna compromises of four departments offering eight undergraduate programs, which specialize in business and management, international relations, media communications, and psychology.

Business and management

The Webster Business and Management department offers degree programs that will provide you with the necessary skills to effectively communicate, negotiate, innovate, and compete in an increasingly global business climate.

International relations
Whether you want to work in government, a global corporation, academia, or a non-governmental organization, a degree in international relations can open many doors.

Media communications
The media communications program is designed to make you familiar with several areas in the media communications field.

Psychology
Webster offers a complete program dedicated to the human mind and the behavior it generates, while providing a profound overview across all sub-disciplines with an emphasis on counseling and neuroscience.

Browse all undergraduate programs here.

Tuition fees
The average tuition fees for international students is €20,600 per academic year.

As part of its mission to further extend access to education, Webster Vienna University strongly supports students with academic merit or financial need. Students in their first year may be eligible for a scholarship on the basis of their high school grade average.

A maximum of ten new students may receive the Webster Vienna Scholarships each academic year. Options include:

Webster Vienna - Distinction
€20,000 for four years in the undergraduate program, prorated by semester

Webster Vienna - Merit
€15,000 for four years in the undergraduate program, prorated by semester

Webster Vienna - Honors
€10,000 for four years in the undergraduate program, prorated by semester

In addition, American citizens and green card holders are eligible for various forms of financial assistance from the U.S. government, including student loans and VA benefits. Loans include Stafford, PLUS, or private U.S. educational loans for undergraduate and graduate students. A Pell Grant may also be available for undergraduate students depending on eligibility.

Entry requirements
If you’re an international student who’s interested in applying to an undergraduate program at Webster Vienna University, the general admission requirement is a recognized High School Leaving Certificate or equivalent, showing secondary school coursework and results from the past three years.

In case you have not yet graduated from high school, you may submit your current transcripts (for example, American school system grade 9 to 11), including results.

International Baccalaureate (IB): Students taking the IB diploma, should submit their predicted grades, or their IB diploma including results.

A levels: Students taking A levels should upload all awarded certificates.

If your transcripts are not in English, you’ll need to have them translated by a certified translator. Webster Vienna University requires the official/original translated document (this document must include a photocopy of the transcript in its original language attached to it).

Additional documents which are also required, include:

• Motivational essay
• Letter of recommendation
• English proficiency exam (IELTS, TOEFL, Cambridge Advanced Certificate, etc.)
• Copy of passport
  
  

For further information regarding entry requirements, visit the university’s dedicated undergraduate admissions FAQ webpage.

How to apply
Applying to Webster Vienna University is fast and easy. You’ll need to submit an online application, which will then be reviewed. If you are successful in your application, an admissions counsellor will contact you to guide you through the rest of the application process and, if necessary, the procedure for obtaining a student visa.