Hildburghausen and Coburg: Large cooperation for education from September 2025!

Hildburghausen and Coburg: Large cooperation for education from September 2025!

Geschwister-Scholl-Straße 15, 98646 Hildburghausen, Deutschland - The anticipation for promising cooperation grows: the Gymnasium Georgianum In the near future, a cooperation with the Hildburghausen-coburg-gruenes-fuer-cooperation. The official signing of the agreement is planned for September 2025. Hildburghausen headmaster Roby Krämer recently announced that the promise from the legal office of the university has already arrived.

Successful educational institutions such as the Georgianum grammar school, which was founded in 1812 and houses around 600 students today, are committed to offering high -quality education. The school, which is managed by a dedicated teaching staff of around 50 specialists, is known for their versatile educational offers, including performance courses in subjects such as biology, chemistry and history as well as numerous language opportunities.

a promising future

Cooperation with the Coburg University of Applied Sciences could not only enrich the educational offer in Hildburghausen, but also increase international exchange. In times when German universities are increasingly oriented internationally to establish new courses and faculties abroad, this is an important step. International university cooperation are increasingly becoming a central element in the strategy of universities to meet global educational standards and to secure the academic quality.

The agreement is signed in Coburg in the presence of the University Presidium and the school management of the high school, which underlines the importance of this event. The aim is to network both the students of the university and the students of the high school and to develop joint projects.

A look at the story

The Georgianum grammar school is not only an educational institution, but also firmly rooted in Hildburghausen's history. With an old building in need of renovation from 1877 and a modern extension from 1997, the school offers optimal learning conditions. The tradition of choral singing, which has existed since 1883, and the establishment of the support association in 1993 show the commitment to a lively school culture.

In addition, the Gymnasium maintains international school partnerships with various schools in Italy, Estonia, Poland and Spain, which promotes the intercultural exchange of the students. A strong school newspaper entitled "Der Georg", which has been published since 2012, rounds off school life and gives the students a voice.

Overall, the signs are on cooperation, and the coming months promise exciting developments for the Georgianum high school and the Coburg University of Applied Sciences. At a time when education is more than ever given border, this is a step in the right direction.