Bachelor in Biological Sciences

Webster University Georgia, part of the Webster global network, delivers American-style higher education in Tbilisi with an international focus. Founded as a campus of Webster University, it offers undergraduate and graduate programs in business, international relations, media and computer science, among other fields. The campus prioritizes small class sizes, personalized instruction and a multicultural student body to create a supportive learning atmosphere for students from around the world.

Academically, Webster Georgia emphasizes practical skills, global perspectives and cross-cultural engagement through elective mobility across Webster campuses worldwide. Students can expect interactive classrooms, experienced faculty and opportunities for internships and industry collaboration in Georgia's capital. The campus provides academic advising and student support services designed to help international students adapt to local life and progress toward career goals.

For international applicants seeking an American curriculum abroad, Webster Georgia offers a compact, student-centered option with access to the university’s global alumni network. Prospective students should review program specifics, credit transfer policies and available scholarships to plan their studies. Graduates leave prepared for careers in business, media and international affairs or for transfer to other Webster campuses to broaden their academic experience.

The Bachelor in Biological Sciences at Webster University Georgia is a degree program for students who want to work in science and research. This 4-year program teaches students about the latest advances in biology and helps them develop skills to pursue a career in this field.

Students in this program learn about biology, chemistry, and other sciences. They also get to work in labs and conduct research projects to develop their skills and knowledge.

Graduates of this program can work as research scientists, laboratory technicians, conservation biologists, science writers, or environmental consultants. They can find jobs in research institutions, hospitals, government agencies, or private companies.