Bromangymnasiet, High school building in Hudiksvall, Sweden

Bromangymnasiet is a high school in Hudiksvall offering a range of educational programs from technical studies to hospitality management across its campus. The facility includes multiple buildings that house different departments and specialized classrooms for hands-on learning.

Bromangymnasiet is named after Olof Broman, the 18th-century Hudiksvall doctor and writer. The school grew into one of Sweden's largest single-site upper secondary schools, with about 1,500 pupils and 200 teachers, and its programme list now runs from the building and construction programme to the natural science and social science programmes.

The school is named after Olof Broman, a local figure from Hudiksvall. It is one of Sweden's largest single-site upper secondary schools, with around 1,500 students and 200 teachers. Its programmes range from the Building and Construction programme to the Aesthetics programme in Music and Media.

Bromangymnasiet is one of Sweden's largest single-site upper secondary schools, with about 1,500 students and 200 teachers. It is a working school, so visits should be arranged with the administration rather than made during lessons. The campus lies in Hudiksvall, and the school's website is the starting point for contact.

The school is named after Olof Broman, a Hudiksvall clergyman and writer remembered for his 18th-century descriptions of the region. With about 1,500 pupils and 200 teachers, it is one of Sweden's largest single-site upper secondary schools, and it runs a national sports programme in football.