Congratulations to our Class 2022! Our Class of 2022 graduated on the 20th May. It was a great pleasure to welcome so many families, host families from our local community and other guests at the ceremony after two years without guests. The evening before the ceremony we welcomed the guests with a café and a cultural show, all prepared and coordinated by the first year [...]

As part of the annual council meeting on Campus at the end of April every year, the members of the council elect the UWC RCN Board. Our Board Chair Geir Jorgen Bekkervold has stepped down due to his new work commitments and a new chair has been elected. Elizabeth Sellevold, our new Board Chair has a Master in Economics from University of St. Andrews, Scotland. [...]

Meaningful alumni engagement and relations at UWCRCN have been a focal point. Alumni are an integral part of UWC’s mission as they are our peacebuilders and creators of a sustainable future globally. Our college and its alumni are mutually committed to engaging and adding value to achieve desired outcomes. Alumni engagement is carried out predominantly with the support of year representatives of each graduating class. [...]

UWC Red Cross Nordic is governed by a Board and a Council in accordance with the statutes of the Red Cross Nordic United World College Foundation. Over the weekend 22.04-24.04 we could finally welcome back the college’s Council to a physical meeting on campus. It has been over 2 years since we could gather together.   During the weekend there have been intensive, interesting, and rewarding [...]

GC stands for Global Concerns, it is a special day every term when a student-organized event takes place about a global issue. On the 18th March, it was about the environment. Students organized various workshops and lectures around the topics of Land, Oceans, and Air from cooking with locally picked seaweed, planting herbs, and making art, to watching documentaries and running discussions about them. Please [...]

Ridderuka means The Week of the Knight. Is the world's biggest universally accessible annual winter sports event for youth and adults in Beitostølen, Norway. The event is known for removing barriers for athletes and many people with visual or mobility challenges excel in winter sports there. RCN students participate every year as volunteers and we have some athletes in the competitions too. Our students this [...]