International
We’re invested in serving as the gateway between West Virginia and the world.
International Admission
More than 1,400 international students from 110 nations call our Morgantown campus home. Learn how to apply as an international student.
Visit the Undergraduate International Admission page Visit the International Graduate Admission page
Education Abroad
Studying abroad challenges you to go beyond your own personal comfort zone and develops valuable skills for your future. With programs ranging from one week to a full year, it's easy to find a program that meets your academic goals.
Visit the Education Abroad website
Office of Global Affairs
Our office combines functions such as Education Abroad, International Student and Scholar Services, and WVU's Intensive English Program to create a holistic and centralized approach to internationalization.
Visit the Global Affairs website
Bahrain Campus
We welcome students from around the world to enroll in our civil engineering program in Bahrain, which offers the same courses and curriculum as the program in Morgantown.
Visit the WVU Bahrain website
Undergraduate Admissions
Browse our 146 undergraduate majors, estimate costs and scholarships, review admission requirements and deadlines, and schedule a campus visit. When you are ready, use our convenient WVU Application to apply for admission.
Visit the Undergraduate Admissions website Admissions Resources How to Apply
Graduate Admissions
Explore our 200+ graduate programs, estimate costs, review application procedures and apply online. Want to learn even more? You can take a virtual tour to explore our facilities.
Visit the Graduate Admissions website
Cost and Aid
Our tuition won't break the bank. And with scholarships and financial aid, the price of a WVU education is even more affordable.
Learn about Undergraduate Costs and Aid Learn about Graduate Costs and Aid
Virtual Tour
Visit anytime, from anywhere. Be sure to check out the 360-degree views of campus.
Take a Virtual Tour
Find Your Purpose
Oluwatoyin Adebisi
Human and Community Development PhD student
Toyin wants to work to make sure other women do not have the kinds of experiences she did while seeking health care during two pregnancies in Nigeria. Her WVU education provides many ways to help fulfill her life's purpose.
Resources
Prospective Students
- Academic Programs
- Admissions Counselors for International Students
- How to Apply
- Bahrain Campus
- Global Affairs
- Intensive English Program
- International Students and Scholar Services
- International Student Scholarships