Where can you actually go after UWC?

A world map of universities and scholarships, built with students at UWC colleges. It starts with the one thing that decides most of your options: the passport you hold.

How to get access For counselors

UWC Pathways world map: countries coloured by what an Ethiopian passport allows, with filters for level, field and kind of place. — The world map for a sample student with an Ethiopian passport.

What you can do

See where you can actually go

The world map sorts nearly 900 universities and gap-year places by what your passport allows: reachable, difficult, or no verdict yet.

Check what you can apply for

With your own details, the map checks which scholarships and places you meet the rules for.

Plan your applications

Move places from Saved to Considering to Chosen. The planner shows your next step, your deadlines and what a degree costs, with and without a scholarship.

Ask Ellli

Ellli, the AI companion, searches the map’s data for places and scholarships that fit your question.

Keep your counselor close

Connect with your counselors inside UWC Pathways and ask them questions there. You decide what they can see.

The UWC Pathways planner: three columns, Saved, Considering and Chosen, with the next deadline at the top. — The planner for a made-up student: Saved, Considering, Chosen, and the next deadline at the top.

Both screens come from a test account with made-up data, October 2026.

How to get access

UWC Pathways is invitation only. Your college invites you with your email address, and you sign in with that address. Ask your counselor.

Is your college not using it yet? Your counselor can write to us at info@2morrowlab.org.

Good to know

The data comes from public sources and our own research. Rules change, so check the university’s or scholarship’s own page before you rely on it.
UWC Pathways is made by 2Morrow Lab with students at UWC colleges. It is not an official UWC service.

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