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Academic Results and Universities

More than results. Ready for what comes next.

At UWC Atlantic, academic achievement matters. But it is only one part of what makes a successful education. Over two rigorous years, our students develop as compassionate leaders and bridge builders. By questioning assumptions and engaging with diverse perspectives, they look beyond symptoms to tackle root causes and initiate transformative solutions. Empowered with resilience and purpose, they graduate ready to help shape a better future and put their learning to work for the greater good.

Our students come from across the world and a wide range of educational backgrounds. Some arrive speaking several languages; others are studying in English for the first time. Whether completing the traditional International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (IBDP), or our pioneering Systems Transformation Pathway (STP) version of the IBDP, our students undertake a demanding educational journey that extends far beyond the classroom.

Academic achievements

Our students' examination results reflect their commitment, determination and hard work. They also represent individual journeys: two years of intellectual growth, personal discovery and, for many, learning in a new language and educational environment.

At UWC Atlantic, students balance this academic challenge with an immersive residential experience, community service, experiential learning and opportunities to explore real-world challenges. It is an inspiring combination that asks students to manage their time, adapt to new situations and take ownership of their learning.

Where will a UWC Atlantic education take you?

A UWC Atlantic education opens doors to higher education opportunities around the world. With guidance from our dedicated University Guidance Team, students explore courses, institutions and pathways that reflect their interests, strengths and aspirations.

For some, this means applying to highly selective universities. For others, it means discovering a specialist course, a different educational tradition or a pathway that allows them to make a distinctive contribution. Each student's journey is individual.

What unites our graduates is not a single destination, but the confidence and capability to pursue one that is right for them.

Our graduates from the class of 2026 have been accepted to institutions including:


Naheed Bardai Principal of UWC Atlantic

We take pride in what our students achieve and the doors their achievements open. Our deeper ambition is that they leave UWC Atlantic with the curiosity to keep learning, the integrity to act on their convictions and the generosity to use their education in service of others. Wherever they go next, we hope they carry a sense of responsibility for building a more peaceful and sustainable world.

Naheed Bardai, Principal