Gymnasium Stift Neuzelle is a prestigious international boarding school in Germany, welcoming students aged 11 to 19 from around the world. It operates from a historic 13th-century monastery building in Neuzelle, about 130 kilometers from Berlin, and accommodates approximately 500 students of various nationalities.

The school offers a complete secondary education leading to the Abitur, a qualification recognized by top universities globally. For international students requiring language support, it provides intensive German courses to facilitate integration into the main curriculum. The academic focus extends beyond core subjects to include creative arts and several foreign languages, such as English, French, Spanish, Polish, Russian, and Latin.

Students reside in modern, fully furnished single or double rooms with private bathrooms. Extracurricular life includes cultural trips, sports, and creative activities, with a unique optional partnership program involving a six-month sailing voyage with Ocean College.

Admission is based on academic reports and a minimum German language level of B1 (with A1 accepted alongside offered preparatory courses). Applications are accepted for October and February intakes. The inclusive fee structure covers tuition, accommodation, and most essentials, though additional costs include insurance, materials, and travel.