International Baccalaureate

The International Baccalaureate qualification is made up of six different areas of study:

• Language;
• Second Language;
• Individuals and Societies;
• Experimental Sciences;
• Mathematics and Computer Sciences; and
• The Arts.

Within each are of study there can be up to 80 different subjects to chose from.

In addition to these six study areas there is also a compulsory element requiring students to study the theory of knowledge, write an extended essay, and take part in social programmes.

The International Baccalaureate is a challenging and rigorous qualification which is internationally recognised and valued.

Different countries may offer their own version. This qualification is not widely available in schools and colleges.

Further Information

For more information visit the International Baccalaureate Organisation:

• www.ibo.org