Which Universities Have Open Gate Graduates Been Accepted To?

A total of 40 out of 41 graduates from the Class of 2026 are continuing their education at university, with two-thirds studying abroad.

Among the universities this year’s graduates have enrolled at are the University of Oxford (UK), University College London (UK), Georgia Institute of Technology (USA), Trinity College Dublin (Ireland), and the University of Amsterdam (Netherlands). Other graduates have gone on to study at leading Dutch technical universities in Delft and Eindhoven, pursue economics at Bocconi University in Milan, or attend the University of St Andrews in Scotland.

Two-thirds of our graduates have chosen to study abroad, most commonly in the Netherlands, the United Kingdom, Ireland, Italy, and the United States. Their chosen fields range from law and international business to biomedicine, psychology, and graphic design. Those who decided to continue their studies in the Czech Republic were primarily accepted to Charles University, where they will study subjects such as medicine, physics, and computer science. Others have enrolled at the Czech Technical University in Prague, the University of Chemistry and Technology Prague, or Masaryk University in Brno. A complete overview of the universities being attended by graduates from the Class of 2026 is available here.

Our graduates’ achievements were also supported by their excellent results in the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (IB DP). A total of 35 out of 41 students, representing 85% of the graduating class, successfully completed the full two-year programme. From a maximum od 45 points, they achieved an average score of 34.89 points, well above this year’s global average of 30.88. Seven students scored more than 40 points, with the highest individual score reaching 44 points.