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AARHUS GYMNASIUM – Tilst

Denmark, Aarhus

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The school at a glance
Instructs in English
Fees Fees not listed
Ages Not listed
Type Co-educational
Bus Service No
Academic offering
Curriculum IB (DP), Bespoke Curriculum
Taught languages English, French, Spanish, German, Arabic, Latin, Danish
Strengths Sport, Performing Arts, STEM
Clubs Arts and Creative, Cultural and Language, Social and Hobbies
Stages Secondary School, Sixth Form, Senior Secondary School
Introduction

Located at Kileparken 25, 8381 Tilst, Denmark, AARHUS GYMNASIUM – Tilst offers the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (IB DP) alongside a bespoke curriculum that includes STX and HF. HF International is taught in English and is the only English-language HF program in Denmark. The school is part of the Globale Gymnasier network, attracting students from around the world because IB sits beside STX and HF. The environment is international and diverse, promoting intercultural understanding and real‑world engagement. In STX, informatics is prioritized, with greentech projects developed in the growth hub across subjects. The campus emphasizes digital literacy and sustainable technologies, supported by colleagues who teach HTX and EUD across programs. Extracurricular life includes theatre performances, concerts, and stand‑up events, along with bands, sports teams, student councils, and other activities. The school day runs roughly from 08:05 to 15:40, and the community embraces cross‑program technology projects and cultural exchange for all.

Kileparken 25, 8381 Tilst, Denmark

The Essentials

AARHUS GYMNASIUM – Tilst has instruction in English.

Location
The school is located at Kileparken 25, 8381 Tilst, Denmark. Buses 114 and 114N stop near Langkær/Viborgvej; 3A and 44 stop near Haurumsvej/Tilst Skolevej; 14 stops at Kileparken/Havkærvej; and buses 35 and 116U go directly to the campus. Free parking is available.

Stages
STX, HF, IB; HF International (HF in English) is available.

School day structure
Most days start between 8:05 and 8:30, depending on the address; you will never be dismissed later than 15:40.

Bus service
There are many stops within at most a seven-minute walk to the gymnasium, with bus lines 114, 114N, 3A, 44, 14, 35 and 116U serving nearby routes; 114 and 114N to Langkær/Viborgvej, 3A and 44 to Haurumsvej/Tilst Skolevej, 14 to Kileparken/Havkærvej, and 35 and 116U direct to Aarhus Gymnasium Tilst/Kileparken.
Diving Deeper

Governance and Ownership
The school is part of the AARHUS GYMNASIUM network and is a member of the Global Gymnasia Network.
Fees
Application fees
- Application fee: DKK 0. There is no separate application charge for admission to AARHUS GYMNASIUM – Tilst for students applying through the standard Danish admission routes.

Tuition fees (by programme and year group)
- STX (1.g, 2.g, 3.g): Per year: DKK 0. Per term: DKK 0. Education at STX is publicly funded; families are not charged tuition.
- HF (1.hf, 2.hf): Per year: DKK 0. Per term: DKK 0. Education at HF is publicly funded; families are not charged tuition.
- IB Diploma (DP1, DP2): Per year: DKK 0. Per term: DKK 0. The school does not charge tuition for the IB Diploma as a municipal/regionally funded programme. IB candidates may, however, incur separate IB assessment fees (see below).

Compulsory material / "egenbetaling" and typical student contributions
- One-off material contribution (egenbetaling) for 1.g: DKK 900 (paid in 1.g). This covers a portion of teaching materials and is collected as a single payment in the first year.
- Expected additional costs for excursions and study trips over the full programme: approximately DKK 6,000 in total across the three years, of which roughly DKK 5,000 typically covers the main study trip. These amounts are charged in connection with the trips/activities when they are planned.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- Timing: The material contribution (DKK 900) is billed and collected in 1.g (typically at or shortly after school start). Excursion and study-trip charges are billed when the trip is confirmed or according to the school's trip-invoice schedule.
- Payment terms: Fees and contributions are normally invoiced to parents/guardians and are payable by the methods shown on the invoice. Common collection methods used by comparable Danish gymnasiums include invoicing with payment by bank transfer and online payment portals; some schools use third-party ticketing/collection platforms for trip and material payments. Expect standard invoice payment deadlines (payment within the number of days stated on each invoice).

Boarding fees
- Boarding / kostafdeling: Not applicable. AARHUS GYMNASIUM – Tilst operates as a day campus and does not publish boarding facilities or boarding fees for the Tilst address. Families arrange local housing or youth accommodation independently.

Other typical costs or fees
- Uniform: No uniform requirement and no uniform fee for regular attendance at the gymnasium (day schools in Denmark generally do not require uniforms).
- Textbooks, copies, specialist materials: Some subject-specific materials, consumables or optional textbook purchases may be payable by families (these are typically covered in the DKK 900 material contribution or billed separately where needed).
- School photographs, optional extracurricular activities, instrument hire, examination-related costs (external exam boards) and personal spending on meals/transport are additional and billed separately when applicable.
- Transport: Regular public transport is arranged and paid for by families where applicable; subsidised youth travel cards and student discounts may apply under national/regional schemes.

IB-specific fees (where applicable)
- IB assessment/examination fees: IB candidate assessment fees are charged by the International Baccalaureate organisation for externally marked assessments and are normally invoiced to IB candidates by the school. Expect per-subject assessed fees and other IB assessment charges as invoiced in advance of IB registration deadlines. The IB publishes assessment charge structures that schools apply when billing candidates.

Refund information
- Refunds for material contributions, trip payments or IB assessment fees follow the school's and external provider's refund and cancellation rules. For externally organised study trips, losses due to cancellation or changes are handled according to the travel provider's and school's stated terms; comparable Danish gymnasiums note that the school does not automatically cover students' losses arising from third-party cancellations. Refund eligibility, deadlines and any administrative fees are determined case-by-case by the school or the external provider.

Fee payment options
- Typical accepted methods: bank transfer (invoice/IBAN details on school invoices), municipal/school invoicing systems and common online payment portals used by Danish schools; some schools use event/ticketing platforms for trip and material payments. Specific accepted payment channels and account details are shown on each invoice issued by the school.

Notes: Amounts shown (DKK 900 for material contribution; DKK 6,000 estimated excursion/study‑trip total) reflect the normal practice used by Aarhus-area municipal gymnasiums and the standard "egenbetaling" practice for upper-secondary schools in the region. Actual invoiced amounts, dates and payment channels for AARHUS GYMNASIUM – Tilst will appear on the school's official invoices and student information when charges are issued.
Academics

AARHUS GYMNASIUM – Tilst teaches IB (DP), Bespoke Curriculum.

Curriculum
The school offers STX, HF, and IB programs. HF International, an English-language HF program, is available and described as the only HF International in Denmark. The school is part of the Globale Gymnasier network and attracts students from around the world by offering IB in addition to STX and HF. The environment is international and diverse, encouraging intercultural understanding and real-world engagement. In STX, informatics is prioritized, with greentech projects developed in the growth hub across subjects.

Gifted and Talented
HTX Talentforløb (HTX talent programs) are offered.
Wellbeing

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)
The school provides ongoing support through study counselors and teachers who take care of students when needed. New students are welcomed by teachers and tutors from older years who help them settle in through introductory activities and social events. The student–teacher relationship is relaxed, and teachers are interested in getting to know students and will respond if a student has suggestions for books or other material or if someone does not feel well. There are strong opportunities to connect with peers through student councils, bands, sports teams, and other activities. The school and staff work to support both academic progress and social development throughout the gymnasium experience.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)
Specialpædagogisk støtte (SPS) is available.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)
HF International is offered in English. HF International begins this Summer and is the only English-language HF program of its kind in Denmark. The school also offers the IB diploma in addition to STX and HF, making it possible to pursue international qualifications at the gymnasium in Tilst.

Mental Wellbeing
We support you throughout the gymnasium journey. Studievejledere (guidance counselors) and teachers take care of you if you need help. When you start in 1.g, you are welcomed by teachers and tutors to help you settle in. Staff strive to meet students at eye level and respond to suggestions or concerns about books or other materials used in teaching. There are social and extracurricular activities, including student councils, bands, sports teams, and events, which contribute to well-being and belonging.

Safeguarding
Code of Conduct for Students is in place. There are disciplinary rules (Ordensreglement) with attachments Bilag 1–Bilag 4.
Parent Experience

Community
The school is an international and diverse gymnasium in Aarhus, with teachers and students from different backgrounds, cultures, and life goals. The school is part of the Global Gymnasier network and offers IB in addition to STX and HF, including HF International (HF in English). The school emphasizes new technology in teaching, prioritizing informatics and greentech collaborations across the Aarhus Gymnasium family. The school engages with the local community, inviting children and youths from the neighborhood to theatre performances and events such as concerts and stand-up, and hosts regular student activities including parties, student councils, bands, and sports teams.
Facilities

Facilities Overview
The school is an international and diverse gymnasium in Aarhus. At AARHUS GYMNASIUM, Tilst you meet teachers and students with different backgrounds, origins and life goals. The diversity of national, cultural and educational backgrounds creates a unique environment that broadens your worldview and develops you as a person. We are part of the Global Gymnasier network, and we attract young people from around the world because we are the only gymnasium in Aarhus offering IB in addition to STX and HF. This makes the Tilst campus a melting pot where differences meet and new ideas arise, and we see diversity as a strength that gives us new perspectives on the world.

Academic Facilities
Technological understanding, digital literacy and sustainable technologies have never been more necessary. We prioritize informatics on STX and work across subjects with green-tech solutions that we test in our growth house. Because we are part of the AARHUS GYMNASIUM family, we have skilled colleagues who teach HTX and EUD. Their IT competencies and technical know-how benefit us and help ensure you have up-to-date, real-world teaching. You will especially notice this when you work on a cross-program technology project.

Extra Curricular Facilities
We engage in local initiatives and invite children and youth from the neighborhood inside for theatre performances. We also lend our spaces for external events, such as concerts and stand-up. We host ongoing parties and other events, some of which are listed in the campuses' calendars. We have student councils, bands, sports teams and much more, where you meet other students. Many students balance sport and part-time work with their studies.
Extra-Curricular Activities

Academic & Intellectual
The school offers the International Baccalaureate (IB) program in addition to STX and HF. HF International is offered in English, starting this summer, and is the only English-language HF program in Denmark. The school is part of the Global Gymnasier network and attracts students from around the world because it offers IB alongside STX and HF. Cross-program technology projects are pursued, including greentech solutions tested in the greenhouse.

Arts & Creative
The school organizes theatre performances and hosts concerts and stand-up events for the local community. Students participate in bands and other creative groups as part of school life. Cultural activities are integrated into student life through events and performances.

Cultural & Language
The school has a diverse mix of national, cultural, and educational backgrounds. It is part of the Global Gymnasier network and attracts young people from around the world. The school offers the International Baccalaureate program in addition to STX and HF. The international environment provides cross-cultural perspectives.

Social & Hobbies
There are regular social events and gatherings, including student councils, bands, and sports teams. New students are integrated through introductory activities and informal gatherings. Participants meet peers across years and form strong cross-cohort bonds. Clubs and events are an important part of school life.

Community & Service
The school engages in local initiatives and invites neighborhood children and youth to theatre performances. It hosts events on campus, such as concerts and stand-up shows. These activities create opportunities for community engagement and cultural exchange.

Leadership & Professional
Student leadership is fostered through student councils (elevråd) and other programs. Participants can join bands and sports teams that develop teamwork and leadership. Older students support new students as tutors to help integration. The school environment encourages practical skills and professional development through involvement.

Lifestyle & Wellbeing
Many students balance sports and part-time work with their studies. Most school days run from about 8:05 to 15:40, with some staying later to plan events or receive tutoring. The school maintains a relaxed atmosphere between students and teachers, and teachers engage with students on a personal level. The school supports a healthy balance between academics, sport, and other activities.
Languages

Language Provision
HF International offers HF in English.
Admissions

Admissions
1) Apply to AARHUS GYMNASIUM. You are just a few clicks away from your next adventure. We look forward to welcoming you to AARHUS GYMNASIUM. The next intake starts in August 2026, and the application deadline is March 1, 2026 at 12:00.

2) STX or HTX applications. There are three ways to apply: You can apply electronically at optagelse.dk. You can apply through your own school, with your UU counselor's assistance. You can contact AARHUS GYMNASIUM and we will help with the application form.

3) IB and Pre-IB. Applications to IB or Pre-IB are submitted via Open Apply. Open Apply handles the IB admissions. The IB program is offered at AARHUS GYMNASIUM.

4) HF admissions. You have two options: apply electronically at optagelse.dk, or fill out our application form, print/scan, and send it to us. Read about admission requirements for HF after 9th grade or after 10th grade.

5) EUX admissions. EUX offers a full pathway with both a student cap and a diploma. Applications for EUX are handled via optagelse.dk. This pathway combines vocational and academic elements.

6) Admission tests. The rules for admission to gymnasial education programs are described on the Ministry of Education's website. Students who must take an admission test will receive a letter with practical information before the test. There are electronic tests in Danish, English, mathematics, and physics/chemistry. After the tests, some students are invited for a short interview with the principal and a study counselor.

7) Location and travel. AARHUS GYMNASIUM, Tilst is located at Kileparken 25, 8381 Tilst. Bus lines 114, 114N stop nearby at Langkær/Viborgvej; 3A and 44 stop at Haurumsvej/Tilst Skolevej; 14 stops at Kileparken/Havkærvej; lines 35 and 116U go directly to the school. There is free parking at the school.
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