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Welcome to
Malmö Borgarskola

Malmö Borgarskola is the largest upper secondary school in Malmö with about 1,400 students, and a variety of programs, including the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (IB-DP) and Career Programme (IB-CP).

The International Baccalaureate
at Malmö Borgarskola

As an IB student at Malmö Borgarskola you will be part of a community of approximately 300 students divided into the IB Diploma Programme and Career Related Programme.

Borgarskolan is one of the first Swedish IB Diploma schools with more than 25 years of experience and world-class results, and we are also the first IB-CP in the country with two different strands: Business Administration in Hospitality Management (BAHM) and Information Technology (ITI).

Knowledge, Ambition and Committment

As a school we value and promote knowledge, ambition and committment. Our aim is to help you reach your full potential and provide you with the knowledge and skills needed to become a lifelong learner in a global context, and for you to help making the world a better placer for yourself and others.

Our students regularly participate in national and international competitions with great success, and as an IB candidate you have the opportunity to join one or more of our many CAS and student organisations, or start your own club.

All of our teaching staff is certified with a Swedish teaching licence. Our IB teachers are also trained within the IB-system, and a number of them are IB examiners.

Thus far, four teachers at Malmö Borgarskola have been awarded the prestigious Ingvar Lindqvistpriset by the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences and many others have received other teaching awards and nominations. Our focus on knowledge, ambition and engagement, among both students and teachers, is what makes Malmö Borgarskola one of the country’s best upper secondary schools, and perhaps the best IB Diploma School in Sweden.

Student Associations

Check out a few of Borgarskolan's student-led associations and clubs on Instagram:

Malmö Borgarskolas elevkår
The independent student corps at Malmö Borgarskola
@BorgarsElevkar

The Tea Club
The Tea club is a discussion club with tea as its roots, the subjects as its stems and the discussion as its branches.
@Tea_Club_Borgar

Amnesty at Malmö Borgarskola
Borgar for human rights
@Amnesty.Borgar

Borgar Bears fotbollsklubb, herrlag
@BorgarBears_FC

Borgar Bears Rugby
@BorgarBearsRugby

European Youth Parliament at Borgar
@EYPAtBorgar

Gallery Club
Arts and crafts.
@The_GalleryClub

Medicine Club at Borgar
Interested in studying medicine after school? Join the Medicine Club.
@MedAtBorgar

Model United Nations of Borgar
@ModelUNofBorgar

Model United Nations of Malmö
Welcome to Model United Nations of Malmö’s official Instagram page! Follow us for news and updates about this year’s conference!
@MUNoM2024

Young Friends of the Earth
We are a school-based organization at Malmö Borgarskola, striving to make a difference.
@YFotE.MBGY

Grand Stand Rugby Tournament
Information about the sporting event of the year.
@GrandStandMalmo

Code of Conduct

  • Be on time for your lessons and appointments.
  • Bring the material you need to class.
  • Mobile phones must be switched off or set to silent during class.
  • With the exception of water, no drinking or eating during class.
  • You should be able to show that you are a student at the school – always have your ID card, provided by your school, with you.
  • Do not destroy equipment and facilities
  • Do not sit on the stairs in ways that impede the flow.
  • Use language that is polite and which would not offend someone else.
  • We have zero tolerance for violence and threats of violence.
  • No drugs are allowed within the school premises.

Other do's and don'ts:

  • Show consideration and respect to others.
  • Use a friendly tone.
  • Keep a subdued noise level in the school premises.
  • Do not disturb the work of others. Respect their right to work in peace.
  • We help each other to keep the school clean and tidy.
  • Set in order the classroom after each lesson.
  • Do not have coats on during class.
  • Respect your teacher's decisions.
  • Take responsibility for your actions.
  • Honesty is the best policy.
  • It can be hard to be alone. Make everyone feel welcome in our community.

The Academic Year

An overview of the academic year, including important events and dates, is published on our Swedish language website.

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