A full International Baccalaureate Diploma requires six subjects
You must choose one subject from each group 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 plus either an Arts subject or a subject from groups 1-4.
Three subjects must be taken at Higher Level and three at Standard Level. Apart from Self-Taught Literature, German ab initio and Danish ab initio, all subjects at our school can be studied at either Higher or Standard Level (HL/SL). Higher Level may mean additional information, and/or more exams and/or a greater depth of analysis.
Subject availability depends on class size and scheduling
IB Diploma Programme students must also study Theory of Knowledge, write a 4,000 word Extended Essay and participate in CAS experiences – Creativity, Activity and Service.
Subject groups
Group 1: Studies in Language and Literature
Group 1: Studies in Language and Literature
- Danish Literature, HL/SL
- English Language and Literature, HL/SL
- School-Supported Self-Taught Literature, SL only
Group 2: Language Acquisition
Group 2: Language Acquisition
- Danish B, HL/SL
- French B, HL/SL
- German B, HL/SL
- Spanish B, HL/SL
- German ab initio, SL only
- Danish ab initio (if numbers allow) SL only
- OR a second subject from Group 1
Group 3: Individuals and Societies
Group 3: Individuals and Societies
- Economics, HL/SL
- Geography, HL/SL
- History, HL/SL
Group 4: Sciences
Group 4: Experimental Sciences
- Biology, HL/SL
- Chemistry, HL/SL
- Computer Science, HL/SL
- Physics, HL/SL
Group 5: Mathematics
Group 5: Mathematics
- Applications and Interpretations HL/ SL
- Analysis and Approaches HL/SL
Group 6: The Arts
Group 6: The Arts
- Music, H/SL
- Theatre, HL/SL
- Visual Arts, HL/SL
- OR – another subject from Groups 1 to 4.
