The document provides information about the International Baccalaureate (IB) Geography course, including its core and optional themes, assessment structure, and potential career paths. The IB Geography course consists of four compulsory core themes, two optional themes that must be completed at Standard Level and three optional themes at Higher Level. Students complete fieldwork and a written report. Assessment includes external exams on the core and optional themes, as well as an internal assessment based on fieldwork. The course aims to bridge arts and sciences while covering topics relevant to environmental, social, economic and political issues. Potential careers that relate to geography are also listed.

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