Webster Thailand (Undergraduate)

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Locations: Cha-Am, Thailand
Program Terms: Academic Year, Fall 1 term, Fall 2 term, Fall semester, Spring 1 term, Spring 2 term, Spring semester, Summer term
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Dates / Deadlines:

Dates / Deadlines:
Term	Year	App Deadline	Decision Date	Start Date	End Date
Spring semester	2019	09/30/2018 **	Rolling Admission	TBA	TBA
Spring 1 term	2019	09/30/2018 **	Rolling Admission	TBA	TBA
Spring 2 term	2019	09/30/2018 **	Rolling Admission	TBA	TBA
** Indicates rolling admission application process. Applicants will be immediately notified of acceptance into this program and be able to complete pre-departure materials prior to the term's application deadline.

Fact Sheet:

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Program type:	Webster Campus	Minimum Undergraduate GPA:	2.0
Language Prerequisite:	No	Language of Instruction:	English
Language Courses Offered:	Thai	Housing Options:	Residence Hall (off campus)
Program Advisor:	Nicholas Hall

Program Description:

University & Undergraduate Program

Webster University Thailand first opened its doors in 1999. Today, more than 300 students from over 60 countries are currently enrolled full-time. Conveniently accessible from Bangkok and other parts of Thailand by road and rail, Webster University Thailand´s campus allows students from Thailand and throughout Asia the experience of an American residential university very close to home.

Webster University Thailand is a small, closely-knit family of students, faculty and staff occupying a delightful rural campus, situated close to the resort towns of Cha-am and Hua Hin and boasts a beautiful 40-acre campus. The campus has excellent facilities to support your educational experience: computer labs, library, cafeteria, recreational and exercise facilities, media lab, Internet access, and offices. Some of Thailand´s most beautiful beaches are just a 15 minute drive from the campus gates!

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Location

Thailand is full of beautiful landscapes, architecture, culture, and natives that will keep you entertained and always wondering what will be discovered next. It is truly a land of excitement and adventure! The town of Hua Hin is located approximately 200 kilometers south of Bangkok on the west coast of the Gulf of Thailand. It is the oldest, and most traditional, resort destination in Thailand with the attractions of a modern holiday destination mixed with the charms of an older fishing village from which it draws its roots. The King and Queen of Thailand call Hua Hin home, and it's no wonder why!

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Academics

The primary language of instruction is English. Course offerings vary from semester to semester depending upon the faculty members assigned to teach at Webster-Thailand. For more information about the courses offered, please see the link below. The Fall semester courses are uploaded in late April, the Spring semester courses are uploaded in late October, and the Summer term courses are uploaded in late March. You can find previous course schedules listed here.

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Housing

Study abroad students housed off campus at Sala Hua-Hin. Sala is serviced by the Webster campus shuttle, making the 20 minute commute to campus a cinch for students. Housing all study abroad undergraduate students, Sala Hua-Hin, a serviced apartment and resort close to the beach-front in Hua Hin. Rooms boast sea, mountain, or pool views…. A real student paradise! Single and double occupancy rooms are available.The level of security at Sala Hua Hin offers peace of mind to students and parents.Residence Assistants live on the premises and students will have swipe card to access the elevator and their room.There is also a pool area, restaurant, onsite laundry facilities, coffee/tea bar, work-out room, and business center.
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Financial Aid & Program Costs

During the fall and spring semesters, Webster students retain their federal, state, and Webster funding while studying abroad through a Webster program with the exception of work study funds. Summer study abroad students may be eligible for federal aid (i.e., Pell Grant, Federal Direct Loans). Meet with your financial aid counselor to discuss the options available to you. All other students will need to check with their home institution.

For more detailed information regarding costs of program, inclusions, scholarships and financial aid information, please refer to the Study Abroad Program Costs section. Additionally, Webster students are eligible for the Webster World Traveler Program (WWTP) airfare stipend (restrictions apply). Affiliate students are eligible for the WINS Travel Award airfare stipend.

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