The International Baccalaureate (IB) program is known for its rigorous and comprehensive curriculum, designed to prepare students for higher education and beyond. The curriculum is divided into six groups, each representing a different area of study. This guide aims to clarify whether Psychology is included in Group 4 and to explain the overall structure of the IB curriculum.
Understanding the IB Curriculum Structure
The IB Diploma Program is structured around six subject groups, with students required to choose one subject from each group:
- Group 1: Studies in Language and Literature
- Group 2: Language Acquisition
- Group 3: Individuals and Societies
- Group 4: Sciences
- Group 5: Mathematics
- Group 6: The Arts or an elective from another group
Keywords: IB curriculum structure, IB subject groups, IB program overview
Group 4: Sciences
Group 4 focuses on the natural sciences, emphasizing scientific inquiry, experimental skills, and the application of scientific knowledge. The subjects included in Group 4 are:
- Biology
- Chemistry
- Physics
- Environmental Systems and Societies (ESS)
- Design Technology
- Computer Science
Keywords: IB Group 4 subjects, IB Sciences, natural sciences IB
