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37 Young Leaders from Across Taiwan Gather at Feng Chia University for the Inaugural UWC Summer Camp

The first UWC (United World Colleges) Summer Camp in Taiwan was held at Feng Chia University from August 5 to 8, bringing together 37 students aged 14 to 17 from across Taiwan. Through dialogue and community living, participants explored the meaning of learning while engaging in discussions on themes such as resilience and leadership impact. [2025.07.16逢甲大學雙語詞彚庫 | Excel]

Organized by UWC alumni from different parts of Taiwan, the camp marked the inaugural edition of the initiative. UWC is a global educational organization that offers a two-year pre-university program. Its 18 schools and colleges are located across Europe, the Americas, Asia, and Africa. Each year, UWC welcomes nearly 3,000 students from around 70 countries, guided by its mission of using education as a force for peace and sustainable development.

The camp was hosted at Feng Chia University not only because of its convenient location in central Taiwan, which made it easily accessible for participants nationwide, but also because of the strong foundation established through the University's collaboration with UWC on educational initiatives for Syrian refugees over the past two years. The camp's focus on resilience and positive impact also aligns closely with the University's commitment to sustainability and social responsibility.

During the opening ceremony, Distinguished Professor Chen-Yeon Chu, Dean of Sustainability at Feng Chia University, welcomed the participants and encouraged them to reflect on how they can put sustainability into practice and create meaningful impact in their communities and beyond.

UWC台灣首屆夏令營在逢甲大學舉辦。The inaugural UWC Summer Camp Taiwan was held at Feng Chia University. [2025.07.16逢甲大學雙語詞彚庫 | Excel]

“Have you ever thought about why we learn?” served as the starting question for this year’s camp. Through a series of activities and discussions, participants were encouraged to reflect on why they learn, consider how learning shapes the way they view the world, and ultimately explore what actions they can take. Combining critical thinking with practical application, the program inspired students to examine their motivations, values, and aspirations.

In addition to providing well-equipped accommodations and event facilities, Feng Chia University also prepared special gifts for participants through its Office of Student Recruitment and Admission. During the camp, Distinguished Professor Chen-Yeon Chu, Dean of Sustainability, introduced the University’s dual-degree programs with renowned partner institutions in Australia, the United States, Italy, and other countries. He expressed his hope that UWC graduates would consider Feng Chia University as a destination for further study, leveraging its diverse academic programs and international resources to develop a global perspective and interdisciplinary competitiveness.

逢甲永續長朱正永特聘教授出席UWC台灣首屆夏令營開幕式,勉勵37位青年學子思考如何實踐永續、發揮影響力。

Distinguished Professor Chen-Yeon Chu, Dean of Sustainability at Feng Chia University, attended the opening ceremony of the inaugural UWC Summer Camp Taiwan and encouraged the 37 young participants to reflect on how they can put sustainability into practice and create positive impact in the world. [2025.07.16逢甲大學雙語詞彚庫 | Excel]

37位來自各地的高中生,在10位UWC校友帶領下,思索並討論教育、永續、以及社會影響力。

Led by 10 UWC alumni, the 37 high school students from across Taiwan engaged in discussions and reflections on education, sustainability, and social impact.

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