Hvitfeldtska Gymnasiet

Hvitfeldtska Gymnasiet is one of Sweden oldest and most prestigious secondary schools, founded in 1647 by Queen Christina and located in central Gothenburg. As Gothenburg largest gymnasium with approximately 2,400 students, the school offers a comprehensive range of Swedish national upper secondary programmes alongside a renowned International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme. Hvitfeldtska is one of Sweden oldest IB World Schools, authorised since 1988, with the IB section taught entirely in English and open to both Swedish and international students. Operated by the City of Gothenburg, the school is free for eligible students. Known for exceptional academic results and vibrant student life, Hvitfeldtska attracts top students from across the region. The school offers superb facilities including performing arts spaces, science laboratories, and extensive sports areas. With a strong tradition of academic excellence spanning nearly four centuries, and a cosmopolitan international section, Hvitfeldtska Gymnasiet remains one of the foremost secondary schools in Sweden, producing graduates who gain admission to leading universities domestically and internationally.