At the end of the last semester, students of UWC Changshu China participated in a research project and presented their findings at a one day Conference on campus on "The Impact of COVID-19 Pandemic". This Project provided an opportunity for students to apply what they have learned in a real world context. UWC education puts emphasis on learning by doing and engaging with global issues which is critical for students to gain global perspective and be prepared to become future leaders and change makers.

From the Chair of the UWC International Board, Chair of the UWC International Council and the Executive Director of UWC International

The proverb goes ‘A fish does not know what the sea is until it is out of the sea.’ Changing countries and cities has shown me that we are destined to harness the challenges in life as motives to survive and enrich ourselves.

Diversity of thought enriches and impacts not only our academics, but also our values that we carry forward with us.

Amidst the many set-backs this year has thrown at us, we at UWC CSC mustered our positive energies to celebrate our first ever Theater Week from November 11th to 16th.

Speech by Pelham Lindfield Roberts, Principal of UWC Changshu China at CWA International Education Forum.

The Class of 2020 is a very special class. Given the many difficulties and challenges due to the pandemic, you could not spend the last semester on the beautiful campus as planned, and celebrate your graduation together with all your classmates and teachers you love so much.

Residential life is an exciting and important part of the UWC education model. At UWC Changshu China, students are grouped into different houses.

Practicing social distancing at home, I cannot help but be amazed at the pace of events in the world over the past 3 months. When I left Changshu for Chinese New