Because you want to see more of the world .
UWC offers the chance to immerse yourself in a local community or culture. But it's also a place to learn about the world. Whether you're studying in your home country or in a new environment, you'll form lifelong friendships with students from other places and backgrounds.
Why do I want to go to UWC?
Because you want to see more of the world .
UWC offers the chance to immerse yourself in a local community or culture. But it's also a place to learn about the world. Whether you're studying in your home country or in a new environment, you'll form lifelong friendships with students from other places and backgrounds.
How can you contribute to UWC?
- Donate to UWC.
- Donate via Paypal / Bank Transfer.
- Other ways to support UWC.
- Volunteer.
- Spread the Word.
- UWC Pledge.
What should I write in UWC application?
Be Yourself | UWC Students are known for their honesty . Don't try to be perfect in your application, but be real. I am pretty sure that your imperfections make you more of an interesting person any day. Embrace your shortcomings with a positive, progressive attitude.
What is UWC all about?
United World Colleges (UWC) is a global movement that makes education a force to unite people, nations and cultures for peace and a sustainable future . ... At UWC, we inspire young people to put their talents and energy into social change, no matter which future path they choose.
Is UWC any good?
Results are consistently excellent . In 2021, students at the UWCSEA Dover and UWCSEA East campuses scored well above the global average, with average scores of 39.3 and 39.2 respectively. The school had a cohort of 574 students across the two campuses.
What are the UWC values?
- International and intercultural understanding. ...
- Celebration of difference. ...
- Personal responsibility and integrity. ...
- Mutual responsibility and respect. ...
- Compassion and service. ...
- Respect for the environment. ...
- A sense of idealism. ...
- Personal challenge.
Is it difficult to get into UWC?
How difficult is it to get into MUWCI? The UWC selection process is competitive , and the UWC National Committee of India accepts about 40 Indian students to attend MUWCI from among 120 students who make it to the second round of selections (about 20 more are selected to attend other UWCs around the world).
What grades do you need for UWC?
Academic Requirements
Candidates must currently be in Grade 10 or Grade 11 .
Who can apply to UWC?
We recommend that you apply next year. In order to apply to UWC for 2018-20 entry, you need to be 16 or 17 years old by 1 September 2018 .
Is UWC open for 2021 applications?
Registration opens online from 11 January 2021 to 05 March 2021 . No late registration will be allowed unless permission is obtained from the Faculty directly. Before you begin your academic year at UWC, you will need to complete your registration with the University.
How do I check my UWC application status?
Go to student.uwc.ac.za and click on the APPLICATION STATUS button . 2. Enter your SA ID or Passport Number and your UWC Application Number, then click submit. You will then be able to view the programmes you have applied for and the current status.
Does UWC have a uniform?
Clothing: all students wear a UWCSEA turquoise polo shirt, with grey culottes for the girls, and shorts for both girls and boys. ... Students participate in swimming lessons during the year, and there is an optional UWCSEA sun protection vest. Students should wear their PE uniform to school if they have PE.
What is UWC known for?
The University of the Western Cape is well-known for its struggle against apartheid and its continued fight against oppression, discrimination and disadvantage in modern day South Africa.
What can I study at UWC?
- Faculty of Arts and Humanities.
- Faculty of Community and Health Sciences.
- Faculty of Dentistry.
- Faculty of Education.
- Faculty of Economic and Management Sciences.
- Faculty of Law, and.
- Faculty of Natural Sciences.
Is UWC a school or college?
Pearson College UWC is Canada's most globally-minded school.
