Let our students tell you what it’s like to live and learn on a campus designed to build community, inspire, and challenge.
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Art students during a break
Campus energy during theatre season is always contagious
Student playing one of the many pianos on campus
Students getting ready during a videography event - Superpeople
CORE Session on theatre with MUWCI Alumni, Khristian Mendez
Students drinking chai at the cafeteria
Students having a Wada dinner
Students having a traditional Indian dinner
Students studying for an exam under the moon
Shelves from our library
Students during African Regional Week cookout
Political theatre performance by students during Pan American Regional Week
Performances during Pan American Regional Week
Flash mob by students during African Regional Week
Different countries being represented on campus during Pan American Regional Week
Dia de los Muertos altar, done by Mexican students
Student in costume at Buddy Ball
Student waves flag for MUWCIlympics
Students at a party on campus
Students in a race for MUWCIlympics
Let our students tell you what it’s like to live and learn on a campus designed to build community, inspire, and challenge.
A beautiful short film of one of the many treks our students embark on during their 2 years at MUWCI, by Ida Marie Faje-Fjord (Class of '23)
They call us the hippiest of all UWCs. Get out of bed, brush your teeth, pack your bag, put on chappals, say hi to the monkey next door and start this day with a cup of chai. We play in mud, do yoga, run barefoot and dance under the rain. Yes all of this is true… That’s why I personally call us the happiest of all the hippies, and I love it.
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The Arts at MUWCI
MUWCI is at its best when you make this experience your own. You’ll learn in classrooms but you’ll experience the most when you stargaze on hikes, make kebab rolls with friends, learn new instruments at midnight, attend plays, perform in bands, learn your roommate’s languages and do your best to try everything this hill has to offer.
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Community Cellular Units
Even though I came with the sole purpose of getting an education, MUWCI didn’t give me an IB education alone; it gave me a community to live my dreams, a stage to explore my talents, lifetime relationships, challenges to become better, and the courage and resilience to face what the future holds.
Our multi-disciplinary approach to education puts you in charge of your learning, both inside and outside the classroom.
The virtue and the strength of UWC is that it provides small, but powerful cells of innovation, catalysts for change, breaking barriers of habit and opening broader vistas of experience for both pupils and educationalists
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