Akademisches Gymnasium Innsbruck

The Akademisches Gymnasium Innsbruck is a secondary school in Innsbruck that offers both the Austrian National Curriculum and the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme. The institution teaches mathematics, geography, economics, biology, and environmental science with emphasis on bilingual instruction conducted by native English-speaking educators.

The school was founded in 1562 by Jesuits during the Counter-Reformation and represents a long tradition of academic education. It moved to its current building structure in 1606 to accommodate the expanding student population.

The school holds a prominent place in Innsbruck's educational landscape, shaping the academic experience of generations of students who go on to pursue diverse careers. Its role extends beyond classrooms, contributing to the city's intellectual identity and the formation of future leaders.

The school can be reached on foot from central Innsbruck and is located in a well-developed neighborhood with good transport connections. Since it is an active learning institution, visits are possible only at certain times and by prior arrangement.

The BICEPS program introduced in 1996 combines English language instruction with specialized subjects and prepares students for international academic opportunities. This approach has made the school a pioneer in international education methods within the region.

Location: Innsbruck

Inception: May 12, 1562

Accessibility: Wheelchair accessible

Address: Angerzellgasse 14

Website: http://agi.tsn.at

GPS coordinates: 47.26790,11.39740

Latest update: December 8, 2025 19:50