Since 1962, UWC has grown into a global network of over 85,000 alumni. How can a UWC CSC student turn that network into real impact?

"Hi, my name is Judy Hu. I graduated from UWC Changshu China in 2024. Now, I am a sophomore at the University of California, Berkeley."That is unbearably plain.

When a cruise ship becomes a campus, learning transcends the classroom. Over 100 days at sea, a single voyage spanned 11 countries and regions, transforming travel into the curriculum.

The UWC Changshu China Host Family Program brings local families and international students together through genuine, two-way cultural exchange. Language barriers fade, cultures connect, and stories are shared naturally.

In August 2024, I walked into my classroom carrying what felt like a newly lit flame.

At the SPARK Lab at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), Multy Xu （UWC CSC Class of 2020) carefully debugs a robotic perception system.

With just ten minutes before the Yancheng Orienteering Championship was set to start, Max was still in the backseat of a stranger's car, hurriedly changing into his race kit.

During UWC Changshu China's 10th Anniversary celebrations, we had the privilege of holding an in-depth conversation with Dr Musimbi Kanyoro, Chair of the UWC International Board.

In ten years, a seed can grow into a tree, and an idea can take shape.

A decade has passed, like the wind rustling through the reeds by Kuncheng Lake, gentle and fleeting, yet etched in every heart.