Headquartered in Los Angeles, Woodbury University is close to several major film studios (Disney, Warner Bros. and DreamWorks) by virtue of its advantages in business and design, specialty and superior geographical environment, which provides many internship opportunities for students.

School profile

1884 Los Angeles is a rapidly developing city with a population of about 1 1000. Woodbury University has been located in downtown Los Angeles since its establishment 103. 1937, the school built many new facilities at Wilshire Street 1027, which has been used as the classroom and office area of the university for the next 50 years. 1985, the school built a new campus of 22.4 mu in burbank, and moved here in 1987. 1998, the school opened a branch in San Diego and awarded bachelor's and master's degrees in architecture. Woodbury University also has a campus in San Diego's Eighth Street 1060, which grants five-year bachelor's degree in architecture to transfer students and three-year master's degree in real estate architecture to individuals with work experience. The university's majors are arranged in three branches. The School of Architecture and Design includes five departments: art animation, architecture, fashion design, picture design and architectural interior design. The college of arts and sciences includes courses such as communication, interdisciplinary research, politics and history, psychology, organization and leadership, and mass education. The School of Business Administration includes accounting, business administration, marketing, information technology and MBA. Woodbury University pays more attention to making its graduates succeed in high-tech and high-demand fields, such as architecture, animation, fashion design, business, computer information system and marketing.

Woodbury University was founded in 1884 by educator and entrepreneur F.C. woodbury, aiming at meeting the needs of developing businesses for talents. Woodbury's traditional ties with world business have been maintained to this day.

193 1 set up a professional art department and pay more attention to the design field closely related to the business. Later, woodbury became a university that paid equal attention to business administration and design, and opened the MBA program of 1969. 1974, woodbury College was renamed Woodbury University. 1982, 1984, the school set up a computer information system and architecture. 1994, the university officially assigned her postgraduate and undergraduate majors to three colleges: School of Architecture and Design, College of Arts and Sciences, and School of Business Administration.

This year, the College of Arts and Sciences has set up three new majors: psychology, politics and history, liberal arts and business. In addition, some new courses have been added to undergraduate majors in the fields of marketing, art animation, e-commerce, communication and organizational leadership. Today, Woodbury University has become a professional, non-profit and non-sectarian university.

Location: burbank, California

Features: 86% of students can enjoy grants.

Campus: two campuses: burbank campus; San Diego campus

course

Undergraduate course:

School of Architecture and Design: Art Animation, Architecture, Fashion Design, Picture Design, Architectural Interior Design.

College of Arts and Sciences: Communication, Interdisciplinary Research, Politics and History, Psychology, Organization and Leadership.

School of Business Administration: accounting, business administration, e-commerce, finance, human resources, international business, mass market research, information technology and marketing.

Postgraduates: Master of Business Administration, Master of Real Estate Architecture, Master of Organizational Leadership.

Language requirements:

Undergraduate: TOEFL: 500 (writing: 4.5); Computer test: 173 (writing: 5); IELTS: 6.0.

Postgraduate: TOEFL: 550 (writing: 4.5); Computer test: 2 13 (writing: 5); IELTS: 7.0 (Writing: 6)

Services and facilities:

Health service: provide free medical care consultation for students and provide health care services. In addition, the Prosten St. Joseph Medical Center, a few miles from the school, can provide emergency medical services.

Career service: provide students with various opportunities to get in touch with society, such as internship, part-time job, participation in various organizations, societies, career planning, etc.

Library: It includes many books, periodicals, DVDs \ CDs, newspapers, videos and tapes, and can provide network resources for students.

OASIS (Office of Academic Achievement and Guidance Service): It can provide students with academic advice, extracurricular guidance and family education. There are computers and Macs for students to use.

Academic guidance office: We can help students tailor their study plans according to their professional and career goals by cooperating with teachers and other faculty members. Provide each student with a tutor to give them advice.

SOAR (student orientation planning guidance): providing academic orientation guidance for freshmen. Students will discuss and make a study plan with the instructor and register. Help students get familiar with departments, offices and services.

Accommodation: student dormitory and off-campus accommodation.