Woodbury maintains civic, educational, and industry partnerships both locally and globally.
Industry partners provide internships for our students, including:
We work closely with a variety of civic and trade organizations within our community, including:
English language partners for our students, include:
Eager to assist the local school district, Woodbury University partners with Burbank Unified School District throughout the year. One such collaboration is our Initial Credit Summer School program, in which BUSD students have the opportunity to take courses on the Woodbury campus.
The Burbank YMCA and Woodbury University enrich the local community by combining the learning opportunities of academia with the fun of summer camp. Since 2014, our Art of Architecture summer camp has brought local middle school students to the Woodbury campus. In Summer 2017 we expanded to include two new camps: Drawing & Photography Camp and Fashion Design Camp.
Leadership Burbank seeks to identify, educate, and motivate current and emerging leaders in Burbank to develop ideas and solutions that make Burbank a strong, sustainable, and vibrant community. As a founding partner of this community-based organization and leadership training program, Woodbury University supports and works to enhance its local community.
Project GRAD Los Angeles works to increase college readiness, persistence and graduation rates in the high-need communities of Pacoima, Arleta, Sylmar and San Fernando. Woodbury works closely with Project GRAD to enable students in these communities to experience and prepare for college by enrolling in our High School Academy.
SchoolApply is a website that helps students from around the world securely research, connect and apply to higher education institutions abroad that best match their criteria. Our goal with SchoolApply is to reach more students around the world who would excel and find their needs and potential are met at Woodbury. Please visit Woodury’s School Apply profile.
Sober College is a residential rehabilitation program located in Woodland Hills, California, for college-aged individuals. Creating the only program of its kind in the country, our partnership provides college courses to Sober College residents while they are still in rehab. The goal is to keep the residents on an age-appropriate path during this volatile time in their lives. Our belief is that by keeping them engaged in age-normative behavior, they will be more likely to continue to pursue academic success after treatment with the goal of reducing recidivism.