United World College of South East Asia

United World College of South East Asia (UWCSEA)

Introduction

United World College of South East Asia (UWCSEA) is a prestigious international school founded by Lee Kuan Yew in 1971. Before being renamed United World College of South East Asia in 1975, the school was originally known as Singapore International School. With two campuses in Singapore, it provides a K–12 concept-based curriculum to over 5,600 students. At UWCSEA, the learning programme is built around five equally valued and interlinked components: academics, activities, outdoor education, personal and social education, and service. UWCSEA’s diverse educational environment and holistic approach have established it as one of the world’s leading international schools.

Details

Year of Establishment: 1971
Address:
Dover Campus – 1207 Dover Road, 139654
East Campus – 1 Tampines Street 73，528704
Admission Ages: 4 to 18 years old
Curriculum: IBDP; IGCSE; Concept-Based

Fees Payable

Application Fee:
Day Student – S$627 (Single Campus), S$1,254 (Dual Campus)
Boarding Student – S$841 (Dual Campus)
Enrolment Fee: S$4,992
UWCSEA Nominee Programme (UNP): S$300,000 (excluding GST) upon offer (non-transferable and non-tradable). A deposit of S$10,000 (excluding GST) is required at the time of application and will be deducted from the final UNP invoice if the application is successful.

Annual School Fee*
K1-G1: S$47,031
G2-G5: S$48,639
G6-G8: S$55,038
G9-G10: S$55,248
G11-G12: S$57,774
*UWC offers both full and partial scholarships, awarded based on a student’s promise and potential. The final scholarship amount is determined according to the awardee’s demonstrated financial need.

Note: The tuition fee prices are for reference only; the actual prices are subject to the current information provided by the school. Additional fees such as miscellaneous charges and examination fees will also be based on the school’s information.