Other Higher Level subjects that also facilitate course choice at Cambridge include Further Mathematics (normally taken in Group 6, in addition to Mathematics in group 5) and Biology (group 4 or 6). Group 6: Consider taking a second option from groups 1-5. Group 2: a Language B option, Classical Languages Choosing one or more of these to study at Higher Level will help to keep your higher education options open. As with A-levels, however, there are certain Higher Level subjects that are considered either essential or desirable for a number of courses at Cambridge. These subjects include:Įven with the broad curriculum of the IB Diploma Programme, choosing subject combinations that genuinely keep your options open is trickier than you might think. Choosing one or more of these will help you to keep your higher education options open. There are, however, certain A-level subjects that are considered either essential or desirable for a number of courses at Cambridge. While such a subject combination does provide a suitable preparation for many arts and social sciences courses at the University, it can make you a less competitive applicant for Cambridge's broad-based sciences courses. We often meet students who have chosen to study a mixture of essay subjects and maths / science subjects because they believe that it will keep their options open. IB applicants starting the new IB Mathematics syllabus are expected to take IB Higher Level 'Analysis and Approaches' for any course where Mathematics is a requirement.Ĭhoosing subject combinations that genuinely keep your options open is trickier than you might think. Occasionally applicants may be asked to achieve a 7 in a particular subject, depending on individual circumstances, but in most cases we do not specify which subjects your 7s must be achieved in. Many Cambridge courses require specific knowledge of certain subjects and we will expect you to achieve grade 6 or 7 in these subjects at Higher Level. Students also complete an Extended Essay, study the Theory of Knowledge and have Creativity, Action and Service requirements. Normally three subjects are taken at Higher Level and three are taken at Standard Level. Students taking the IB take six subjects which are chosen from specific subject groups. If you have already chosen a course, we recommend that you check the relevant subject page before you finalise your subject choices at school. Occasionally applicants may be asked to achieve an A* in a particular subject, depending on individual circumstances, but in most cases we do not specify which subject the A* must be achieved in. Many Cambridge courses require prior knowledge of certain subjects, which we will expect you to pass, normally with an A or A* grade at A-level or equivalent.
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