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Added by Jopie, at 17 September 2016
Opening Hours
- Monday 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
- Tuesday 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
- Wednesday 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
- Thursday 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
- Friday 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
- Saturday Closed
- Sunday Closed
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10 Reviews
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27 June 2017
If I could describe Webster University in one word, that would have to be: diversity. I encountered individuals from all walks of life, faculty and students alike, which has helped develop my interpersonal skills within multicultural environments.
I liked the small classroom setting as it allowed me to interact with my fellow peers and professors on a deeper level.
However, as an American University, I feel the programs are more internationally oriented and this may not be ideal if you are looking to work within a Dutch organization once graduated.
Furthermore, The Leiden campus is what you would describe as a satellite campus so if you're looking for a real college experience, I would recommend attending their main establishment, in St. Louis, Missouri.response / report this review -
27 June 2017
Webster Leiden was a once in a lifetime experience. The international atmosphere of the students brought such light to how diversity can make all the difference in opening ones' mind and views on the rest of the world. The memories I've made at this school are ones I will forever cherish and the friends are ones who will stay forever close to my heart. Leiden is a small but beautiful city. It gives off that home away from home feeling that brings such warmth to the whole overall experience of living there.
Check out the market; great food, super friendly people!response / report this review -
26 June 2017
Being raised as a third culture individual, studying at Webster University made the transition to student life easier due to the international atmosphere. In my opinion, the overall experience and interaction with professors and administration were on a more personal level due to the small student population and small class sizes. However, sometimes there was a lack of a traditional college campus atmosphere (ex. no dining hall/small library/lack of sporting events/no actual "campus" - only one building for classes and no actual grounds). If being able to interact during classes and having close relationships with professors/students is important to you, then Webster is the right choice. If you need a traditional college campus atmosphere with all the trimmings, I would say apply somewhere else. All in all the experience was positive in many aspects. Thanks to all the professors and advisors (you know who you are) who helped me along the way!
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15 June 2017
Webster University opened up so many opportunities for me I really enjoyed my Leiden experience because I met lots of people that changed the course of my life. The campus is small but cosy. The town is beautiful and safe it almost feels like you are in a fairytale land. The Webster staff are incredibly helpful and they pour their time into enriching your experience especially Lisa Foss! (So make sure you get her as an advisor) The professors are fun and creative with their classes. The small number of students means you get a lot of one-on-one attention which allows you to learn faster. If you are looking for a great experience, than look no further Webster University in the Netherlands is for you!
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15 June 2017
The professors, intimate classrooms, and extracurricular opportunities is where you reap the benefits from Webster University and can find your own style, personality, and entrepreneurial spirit.
The professors are working professionals so you experience real life examples rather than learned academic that is giving out of the book examples that you can learn anywhere and are out of tune with the real world.
The intimate classroom allows even the shyest person to explore their thoughts and voice their opinion.
The study abroad experience is super convenient since in the end the courses and credits transfer easily between each location.
I've met some of the brightest people at Webster and definitely made some great friends.response / report this review -
22 March 2017
Good education and a great library!!
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12 January 2017
The management is full of people with extremely high egos, such as Islam Qasem. They are rude, insufficient and they act like they know it all. They treat their staff with the same mentality too which of course reflects on the quality of the education. I would say "stay away" and go for civilised institutions.
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01 January 2017
This is a real life experience, My friends got admission but had to leave #webster #university #leiden due to some problem, the business office was cruel to them and the director was having "no time" due to busy schedule of meetings. IT department had changed the refund policy online. University didn't have refund policy on paper. Business office delayed the refund to 1 month and then following their so-called policy, paid to one friend and violated it to the other costing him €1200 euro loss and a headache of third-party involvement
All in all, it sucks.response / report this review -
19 October 2016
From the first day I walked into Webster leiden it felt like home. The unique combination of personal "coaching", small classrooms, ethnic diversity and international opportunties creates an exceptional learning experience that prepares you to be highly effective in the increasingly fast moving and globaling environment.
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24 September 2016
Commuter College at its worse. Only Adjunct Profs. in an a tiny former girl's school building with outrageous fees for housing.
Boommarkt at night is a heroin dealing area/homeless shelter and one should be careful when leaving at 10 p.m. when "classes" let out. Rumored to be closing soon the librarian is an avowed Islamist who discriminates against those who are not of his 'religion', if you can call it that .response / report this review
