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United States, Montezuma
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UWC-USA opened in 1982 as part of the United World Colleges movement, founded by Kurt Hahn. The campus in Montezuma, New Mexico, occupies a historic property with roots dating back to the 19th century.
Students from countries around the world live, study, and serve together in one of the most internationally diverse school communities. The UWC values of peace, sustainability, and mutual understanding shape daily life.
UWC-USA (United World College in the USA) is a two-year IB boarding school in Montezuma, New Mexico, that brings together students from around the world to study the International Baccalaureate Diploma and work towards a more peaceful and sustainable future. The school is part of the global UWC movement. Key facilities include The Farm, Dwan Light Sanctuary, Davis International Center, and Edith Lansing Field House. Co-curricular programmes include the Wilderness Program, Learning Expeditions, Community Engagement, and Arts and Culture. The school is committed to Constructive Engagement of Conflict, Diversity Equity Inclusion and Accessibility, Campus Service, and Environmental Stewardship. Students are selected through National Committees worldwide, and scholarships are available.
