Adrian Kearney, the IB’s Regional Director for Africa, Europe and the Middle East, answers key questions parents and students often ask about the IB’s newest qualification.

​The International Baccalaureate (IB) is working in collaboration with the Ellen MacArthur Foundation to embed systems thinking and a circular economy perspective into the IB curriculum, enabling students to create and be part of realising a positive narrative for the future with an economy that works in the long-term.

As an IB Diploma graduate, you are well prepared for success at The University of Queensland (UQ). The IB program’s international flavour, academic rigour and emphasis on enquiry-based learning means you will enter university with a global outlook, an excellent work ethic and critical thinking skills. UQ recognises this, and offers many opportunities for you to accelerate your studies.

Carnegie Mellon University attracts a certain type of student: motivated, inventive, and driven to make a difference.

More than 1,500 International Baccalaureate (IB) educators, decision makers and practitioners from schools, universities and governments from across Africa, Europe and the Middle East (AEM) gathered at the 2016 IB AEM Regional Conference to discuss international education and exchange best practice in pedagogy, under the theme of Learning Together.

A combination of great teachers, an inventive curriculum, and first-rate facilities has made The American School in Switzerland (TASIS) a very attractive destination for science enthusiasts. It wasn’t always this way.