Immerse Yourself in An Overseas Education

Webster Ghana offers the opportunity to study abroad throughout our network of campuses, after one year of study at the Ghana campus. Start in Ghana, and head out to any of our other campuses in the United States; Geneva, Switzerland; Leiden, Netherlands; Vienna, Austria; Athens, Greece; and Tashkent, Uzbekistan; as well as Shanghai and Chengdu joint MBA programs in China. Our study abroad programs run for an academic year, full semester, 8-week term, or summer term.

We warmly welcome foreign students from the U.S., U.K., Canada and other nations to the Ghana campus, where we’ve designed a unique study abroad program that affords students a rich cultural experience in the heart of East Legon, Accra. Undergraduate and grad students can study abroad with us in Ghana and discover Africa, while still earning credit toward an American degree.

If you are a college student not enrolled at Webster but would still love to study in Ghana, find out more about how you can in the WINS section below.

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Ghana Study Abroad

Academics While Abroad

Ghana Study Abroad

Undergraduate and graduate students of all majors may study abroad! Check with the Academic Director to ensure the campus offers the courses you need. If your undergraduate major isn’t offered in full at Webster Ghana, you may choose Global Citizenship Program courses and electives.

The International Relations curriculum includes Study Abroad, making it a popular major. Those pursuing an MA in Human Resources Management may join a one-week Corporate Network Abroad tour to U.S. or Geneva campuses to network with industry leaders.

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Study Abroad Information & Resources

If you are eager to find out more about studying abroad, please meet with a study abroad advisor or your academic advisor.

Then, apply in Terra Dotta if you are a Webster student. For non-Webster students, apply as a non-degree seeking student. After receiving your credentials, apply in Terra Dotta.

Afterward, you’ll want to review the visa and permit requirements by visiting our Visas and Permits page.

We encourage student mobility internationally and make it easy to all qualified students to study abroad. You may choose to study one term or more at one of our international campuses without interrupting your program of studies. Simply start the process two terms ahead of your planned travel date by meeting with your academic advisor.

Minimum Requirements

  • Undergraduate student: must have successfully completed a minimum of 15 credit hours at Webster University Ghana Campus at time of international travel.
  • Graduate student: must have successfully completed a minimum of 9 credit hours at Webster University Ghana Campus at time of international travel.
  • Must be in good academic standing
  • Minimum GPA 2.0 for undergraduate students or 3.0 for graduate students
  • Must be in good financial standing with the Business office
  • Must be in good social standing, complying with Webster’s student conduct policy.

Webster World Traveler Award

The purpose of this award is to provide round-trip airfare to degree-seeking students at Webster University wishing to study abroad at another location and return to their home campus to complete their degrees. This award is not applicable to students wishing to apply for a permanent site-transfer.

For students enrolled at a European campus, eligible travel includes Webster campuses in the United States or China (note that not all programs are available at all campuses).

Qualifications for the Webster World Traveler Award

  • Must successfully complete a minimum of one eight-week term (six credits) abroad as a full-time student.
  • Must remain enrolled as a full-time student in good standing while abroad in accordance with Webster University policy and local immigration law.
  • Must complete a minimum of 30 additional credit hours at Webster University, which may include credits earned while abroad or completion of the degree program at Webster University.
  • Successfully fulfill the service obligation to be determined in consultation with the Study Abroad Office. The students, for example, would agree, on their return to Webster Ghana, to talk to current students about their experience, the added value to their education and the lasting impact on their world view. By so doing they would encourage studying abroad to other students.
  • If you decide to change the ticket once it has been booked, you are financially responsible for any change fee and re-booking.;

Tuition Fees

While studying abroad you remain a Webster Ghana student and continue to pay your local tuition fees to the Finance office at the Ghana campus.

Deadlines for Applications

  • Summer term: February 28/29
  • Fall semester: March 31
  • Spring semester: September 30

The WINS (Webster International Network of Schools) program allows students outside the Webster University network to study abroad. If you choose to study at Webster Ghana, the credits you obtain will count towards the institution of higher learning you are currently registered in.

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At Webster Ghana, we also provide professors an unforgettable educational experience in western Africa. By leading a program abroad, professors have the opportunity to engage in multiple cultural activities while developing a valuable network of industry experts.
Students at Freedom and Justice Arch in Accra.
Students gather to discuss local history while visiting historic sites
group of students in Accra

Students studying abroad in Accra visit sites like the Freedom and Justice Arch to learn more about local and regional history and culture.

Studying abroad is an immersive, interdisciplinary experience for all students, no matter their area of study.

Students studying abroad and sharing experiences often forge friendships that last a lifetime.

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