Due to Tropical Storm Fay, the administrative offices of the Space Coast Region will remain closed on Thursday, August 21. All classes at Merritt Island, Patrick AFB, Daytona, Palm Bay, and Barry University/Melbourne are canceled.

Continue checking this website for up-to-date information regarding classes scheduled to meet Saturday, August 23.

Webster University has been a tradition of excellence in Florida since 1989. As the only university in Brevard County specializing in graduate education, our programs are designed for career-minded professionals.

Our professors are experts in their field - what you're taught in the classroom today you can use on the job tomorrow. Webster provides real world knowledge for real world success.

Space Coast Region News

• NEW STUDENTS: Plan to attend one of the following mandatory orientations: Merritt Island - Wednesday, August 13 (5:30pm-7pm), Palm Bay - Thursday, July 31 (5pm-6pm), Patrick AFB - Thursday, August 14 (5:30pm-7pm). Contact your local campus for more information.
• Check back at a later date for the Fall 1 Scholarship recipient(s).
• Plan on graduating in October 2008? Submit your petition to graduate now.
• For graduation photos, click here.

Why Webster?

• The GRE and GMAT are not required for admission.
• Seven convenient locations in Brevard and Volusia County and over 100 campuses worldwide.
• Evening, weekend, and online classes to fit your schedule.
• Accelerated 9-week terms beginning in January, March, May, August, and October allow graduate degree completion in 15 months.
• A program plan maps out your courses.
• Small classes allow for class discussion and participation.
• Faculty members have strong academic credentials and are also practicing professionals.
• Personal attention from our student services staff at each campus.
• A state-of-the-art computer lab and online library.
• Financial aid is available; tuition assistance is accepted. Webster University courses of study are approved for veterans' educational benefits.
• Regionally accredited by the Higher Learning Commission and a Member of the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools since 1925.