American companies with overseas offices are looking for employees skilled in the intricacies of foreign business. They know these hires can shortcut the company's orientation and training processes, hit the road running and get the job done better and faster. An international university allows students to live and learn abroad. Students network and establish long-term relationships. The faculty at the campus are in-country business professionals, not guest lecturers.
Students go to class with other business professionals who work and live in that country.
Further, they have the chance to become more fully integrated into the country where they are studying. By contrast, an international university allows students to study abroad without losing time by getting off track in their studies or dealing with language issues while still ensuring student can continue a full, rigorous MBA education and graduate with a degree which has provided them the practical knowledge to operate successfully in the global workplace. This program assures Webster students a natural transition from language school to college. Students may also participate in a concurrent study program. This is an excellent program which allows students to improve their English language skills while at the same time become familiar with college and university standards.