Our commencement ceremony will take place in the Hofburg Imperial Palace. The ceremony will be held on Saturday, May 18th, 2019. For more information, please visit: http://webster.ac.at/graduation
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Not only has Vienna ranked #1 for 9 consecutive years for having the highest quality of life in Mercer's Quality of Living survey, Vienna has now also ranked #1 for being the "world's most liveable city" by the Economist Intelligence Unit's Global Liveability Index.
Leadership fun under the Italian sun. That was our motto for this year’s Webster LEADS Leadership retreat in Pistoia, Italy. And, though, the weather didn’t really hold up to Italian standards, it didn’t shadow the mood of our 30 LEADS students from the Geneva, Leiden and Vienna campus.
Webster University is thrilled to announce that our commencement speaker will be Manfred Honeck, the Austrian conductor and the Music Director of the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra since 2008.
Some of you may have already noticed the beautiful artworks that are gracing the walls on the 3rd floor since a couple of weeks. Freshman Reza Noori from Iran is allowing us an insight into his world with pieces titled „Night" or „Denken“ (to think).
Once again, Webster University Vienna, celebrated the commitment of our students to the Webster community during the 3rd annual Student Life Awards on April 26th 2018.
Community, fun and some Spanish – that are the ingredients to cook up a delicious meeting of the Spanish Club. On April 11th, in cooperation with the International Student Officer of SGA, the newly founded Spanish Club organized a Latin Cooking Night to celebrate and share the unique cultures of the students.
Together, they prepared, cooked, chopped and baked traditional meals from the Peruvian, Venezuelan, Mexican and more kitchens.
Last Saturday, some of our students took the opportunity to take part in an excursion to Mauthausen, a former concentration camp of the Nazi regime in Austria (1938-1945). Today, Mauthausen serves as a memorial to preserve the memory of the victims.
