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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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.
From pottery to painting, students can participate in a range of fine arts activities at MUWCI.
Works in progress as students explore the arts through sculpture.
Theatre season is popular with MUWCI students and faculty alike.
Students use the campus as a stage and perform for the community as part of theatre season.
Cast and crew meeting in preparation for the year's performance.
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Komal (R) was the beneficiary of Amaavasya and now leads the project in the village.
The Global Affairs team plans their next session on campus on current events/affairs that need attention.
MUWCI support staff attend night school (run by students) where they study for a 2-year vocational training diploma, which they receive at the annual graduation ceremony.
The Ultimate Frisbee team partnered with The Apprentice Project and became trainers for schools in Pune.
Let our students tell you what it’s like to live and learn on a campus designed to build community, inspire, and challenge.
A vital lesson I learnt at MUWCI was that impact is not only a story of success and idealism but also one of relentlessness, sensitivity, and the wisdom to let go.
GALLERY
The Arts at MUWCI
The teachers I am closest to are like my parents here. Although it is great living with friends your own age, sometimes you need to talk to someone who has come a longer way, and can provide a nuanced perspective about everything – from personal crises to communism!
MUWCI is a singular experience that is impossible to encapsulate. But if anything has ever come close, it's this beautiful short by Duc Dam Chi (Class of 2020)
At MUWCI, you’ll be part of a lecture about the psychology of bystanderism that becomes a lunchtime discussion about mental health on campus. Or you’ll suddenly realise the undying relevance of Toni Morrison’s writing during a discussion in a Global Politics class.
GALLERY
Community Cellular Units
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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