UWC LPC offers the International Baccalaureate Diploma Program (IBDP) curriculum. Alongside standard courses, UWC LPC offers Chinese, Mandarin, Spanish, French, Geography, Business Management, Political Studies, Environmental Systems and Societies, Theatre, Visual Arts.

The “Quan Cai” (‘whole person development’) program is an integral part of the students’ learning experience. More than 70 activities are offered, including sports teams, community support activities, and others that are affiliated or connected to groups or organisations in the wider community. Among the different components of the Quan Cai program emphasis is given to community service, raising students’ awareness of the roles they can take in achieving peace and sustainability. The activities are mostly student-led and include:

• Community Service (i.e. Coral Monitoring, Working with Domestic Workers)
• Arts (i.e. Cooking for Healthy Lifestyle, Dragon Dance, Debate)
• Physical Activities (i.e. kayaking, hiking, camping and rock climbing)
• Campus Service (i.e First Aid group, Audio Visual team, Campus Ecologists, and Synergy magazine)
• China Week and Project Week
• Cultural Evenings
• Educational Peace Programmes
• Orientation Week

UWC LPC is a 100% residential community. Students live in 4 residences on campus, each of them sharing a room with three other students. Whenever possible, rooms are composed of two second year and two first year students, two from Hong Kong and two from different overseas regions. All full-time teaching staff live on campus and are tutors. The tutors and the tutor groups are important lines of support providing guidance, a ‘home away from home’ atmosphere, a shoulder to cry in time of need and a group with whom to share good news. The campus also includes a sports hall, assembly hall, peace education centre, swimming pool, tennis court, basketball court, canteen, library, classrooms, and laboratories.

Situated in a beautiful setting in Ma On Shan, and overlooking the waters of Starfish Bay and Tolo Harbour, the school campus is less than 10 minutes’ walk from Wu Kai Sha MTR station, making its location very convenient.

Applicants with a Hong Kong Permanent ID Card or a dependent visa can apply through the UWC Scholarship Scheme to any of the 18 United World Colleges around the world, including UWC LPC, as in the case of any other UWC school or college. They can alternatively apply via the UWC Global Selection Programme. Applicants without a Hong Kong Permanent ID Card or dependent visa can apply via their UWC national committee or via the UWC Global Selection Programme. For more information about Li Po Chun UWC of Hong Kong, visit the  website.