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Supported IB Diploma Subjects

Choose from 22 supported IB Diploma subjects and core guides. Start practising immediately with a 20-question free sampler in every subject.

Group 1: Studies in Language & Literature

Develop textual analysis, literary interpretation, and communication skills through diverse works and contexts.

English A: Literature
SLHL
Study literary works across periods, forms, and cultures while building close reading, analysis, and essay skills.
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English A: Language & Literature
SLHL
Explore the relationship between language, text, and meaning through literary and non-literary texts.
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Group 2: Language Acquisition

Build receptive, productive, and interactive communication through themes, texts, and cultural contexts.

French B
SLHL
Develop French communication across reading, writing, listening, and speaking through the five prescribed themes.
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Spanish B
SLHL
Build Spanish communication through the five prescribed themes, text types, and cultural engagement.
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Spanish Ab Initio
SL
Learn beginner Spanish at SL through the five prescribed themes, practical communication, and cultural awareness.
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Group 3: Individuals & Societies

Explore human behaviour, societies, economic systems, historical events, and geographical processes.

History
SLHL
Study world history through source evaluation, comparative perspectives, historical concepts, and argumentation.
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Economics
SLHL
Use economic models, real-world issues, and key concepts to study microeconomics, macroeconomics, and the global economy.
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Business Management
SLHL
Explore business organization, human resources, finance, marketing, and operations through concepts and case studies.
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Psychology
SLHL
Study behaviour through biological, cognitive, and sociocultural content, research methods, and the 2027 concept/context model.
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Geography
SLHL
Investigate global change, geographic options, fieldwork, and HL global interactions through human and physical geography.
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Group 4: Sciences

Investigate the natural world through concept-based inquiry, practical work, data analysis, and scientific communication.

Physics
SLHL
Explore the 2025 concept-based themes: space, time and motion; matter; waves; fields; and nuclear and quantum physics.
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Chemistry
SLHL
Study the 2025 chemistry framework through Structure and Reactivity themes, practical work, and data analysis.
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Biology
SLHL
Investigate the 2025 biology themes of unity and diversity, form and function, interaction, and continuity and change.
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Computer Science
SLHL
Learn programming, algorithms, data structures, system design, and computational thinking.
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Environmental Systems & Societies
SLHL
Explore ESS as an interdisciplinary SL and HL course with systems, perspectives, sustainability, and HL lenses.
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Group 5: Mathematics

Develop mathematical thinking, problem-solving, and analytical reasoning at Standard or Higher Level.

Mathematics: Analysis & Approaches
SLHL
Focus on algebraic, graphical, and analytical methods for students pursuing mathematics, engineering, or physical sciences.
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Mathematics: Applications & Interpretation
SLHL
Emphasize modelling, statistics, technology, and applied problem-solving for social sciences, design, or business.
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Group 6: The Arts

Express creativity and develop critical, reflective, and practical arts skills through supported arts courses.

Visual Arts
SLHL
Create, compare, curate, and reflect through visual arts practice, process portfolio work, and exhibition planning.
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Music
SLHL
Explore, experiment with, and present music as a researcher, creator, and performer across diverse contexts.
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Theatre
SLHL
Create, research, design, direct, perform, and reflect through play texts, world theatre, and collaborative theatre-making.
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IB Core

The core components of the IB Diploma: Theory of Knowledge, Extended Essay, and CAS.

Theory of Knowledge
Core
Reflect on the nature of knowledge, evidence, perspectives, and how we know what we claim to know.
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Extended Essay
Core
Plan and write an independent research essay of up to 4,000 words with reflection, research, and academic writing skills.
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