Our students follow the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (IBDP), which is made up of three core components and six subject groups.

Average class size: 18 students

International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme

Core components

Theory of Knowledge: Students reflect on the nature of knowledge and on how we claim what we know.

The Extended Essay: An independent, self-directed piece of research finishing with a 4,000-word paper.

Creativity, Activity, Service (CAS): Students take part in a range of experiences and at least one project.

Subjects

Studies in language and literature: English Literature, English Language andLiterature, Chinese Literature, Chinese Language and Literature, Spanish Literature, Spanish Language and Literature, School Supported Self-Taught Literature

• Izučavanje jezika i književnosti: Engleska književnost, Engleski A jezik i književnost, Svahili književnost, Samostalno učenje književnosti uz podršku škole
• Language acquisition: English B, French B, French AB Initio (Arusha), Swahili AB Initio, Spanish AB Initio
• Individuals and societies: Economics, Geography, History, Global Politics, Environmental Systems & Societies, Business Management sciences: Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Environmental systems & Societies

• Matematika: Matematika – analiza i pristupi, Matematika – primjene i interpretacija.

• Umjetnost: Vizuelne umjetnosti, Teatar, Muzika

Co-curricular

All students at UWC complete a co-curricular programme called Creativity, Activity and Service (CAS) – an integral part of the IB qualification. Students get the opportunity to choose a physical, a creative and a social service activity. UWCEA engages students to participate in different inter-school competitions locally and internationally for personal improvement and enjoyment.

Arusha is a leafy campus spread out over 40 acres at the base of Mount Meru. Moshi is at the base of Mount Kilimanjaro and has organically grown to be a 40+ acre green, tree-filled space.

Residential accommodation:

Both campuses provide an excellent environment for residential students, equipped with outdoor living areas, kitchen, laundry facilities, study rooms and Wi-Fi. In Arusha, the newly built Jacaranda, Baobab and Acacia houses accommodate up to 120 IB diploma students. The Moshi campus features nine houses, admitting residential students from age eight and above.

Medical provisions

Arusha

• Medicinski centar otvoren 24h dnevno
• Medicinska sestra/medicinski tehničar sa punim radnim vremenom
• Lokalna bolnica  na udaljenosti od 5km & Aruša aerodrom 24/7 Medivak usluge udaljene jedan kilometar

Moshi

• Medicinski centar otvoren 24h dnevno
• Medicinska sestra/medicinski tehničar sa punim radnim vremenom
• Doktorske konsultacije na kampusu svake dvije sedmice
• Lokalni porodični ljekari u blizini i lokalna bolnica udaljena pet minuta

Academic and emotional well-being

• Savjetnik zaposlen na puno radno vrijeme, dostupan radnim danima od ponedjeljka do petka 

• Psiholog na kampusu tri dana sedmično u Aruši 

• Dvoje roditelja-kućnih čuvara (roditelji koji pružaju podršku učenicima u internatu) žive pored stambenih kuća za učenike – dostupni su večernjim satima i vikendom. 

• Noćno osoblje na dužnosti sedam dana u sedmici 

• Sedmični sastanci sa tutorima ili mentorima koji prate akademski, društveni i emocionalni napredak učenika

You can apply through your UWC national committee (NC) or through the UWC Global Selection Programme. Direct applications are also possible for the lower years. For more information about UWC East Africa, visit the website.