Abitur & IB Diploma Offers
IB Diploma Programme
- The IB Diploma Programme offers six subjects from six academic areas.
- Three subjects at higher level (HL); three at standard level (SL).
- A candidate may enrol in a second Language A instead of a Language B.
- Mathematics is compulsory.
- A student can choose to study a group 6 subject or an additional subject from groups 1 – 5
Currently available subjects
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Group 1: Language A: Literature |
German HL and SL English HL and SL |
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Group 2: Language B |
French HL/SL or Spanish HL/SL |
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Group 3: Individuals & Societies |
History HL/SL Geography HL/SL or Economics HL/SL Psychology SL |
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Group 4: Experimental sciences |
Biology HL/SL Chemistry HL/SL |
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Group 5: Mathematics |
Mathematics SL |
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Group 6: The Arts |
Visual Arts SL Music SL |
| Theory of Knowledge | |
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Creativity, Activity, Service (CAS) |
Introduction of IB Course Candidates
Category “course” applies to candidates enrolled in individual courses and not entering the full IB diploma programme. Furthermore, students who choose not to complete IB diploma requirements can be registered as Course Candidates and receive credit for already completed work in single courses.
In general, course candidates can be registered and assessed for core elements such as Extended Essay (EE) and/or Theory of Knowledge (TOK). Course candidates can also pursue Creativity, Action, Service (CAS) requirements of the diploma programme and have this requirement shown on their course results if the CAS programme is completed.
Course candidates must complete their courses; deregistration will be noted on the student’s report card.
At the German School London, course candidates may choose
- two or more courses
- one, two or all three of the core elements