A course exploring literature as a powerful mode of writing across cultures and history. Focuses on factors contributing to production and reception of literature, creativity of writers and readers, and ways language gives rise to meaning.

Language acquisition course for students with no previous experience or very little exposure to target language. Develops receptive, productive, and interactive skills.

Language acquisition course for students to further develop communication ability through study of language, themes, and texts. HL students also study two literary works.

Develops knowledge of business content, concepts, and tools for decision-making. Explores creativity, change, ethics, and sustainability.

Uses economic theories, models, and concepts to examine choices at producer/consumer (micro), government/national (macro), and international (global) levels.

World history course based on comparative and multi-perspective approach. Involves study of political, economic, social, and cultural history.

Primarily concerned with study of life and living systems through unifying themes: Unity and diversity, Form and function, Interaction and interdependence, Continuity and change.

Focuses on developing analytical expertise and deep understanding of mathematical concepts. Emphasis on constructing, communicating, and justifying mathematical arguments.

Holistic approach to dance embracing various traditions and cultures. Develops performance, creative, and analytical skills.

Develops students as proficient interpreters and makers of film texts through study, analysis, and practical production exercises.

Multifaceted theatre-making course where students act as creators, designers, directors, and performers. Focuses on creative process of inquiring, developing, presenting, and evaluating.

Encourages students to challenge creative and cultural expectations. Focuses on analytical skills, problem-solving, technical proficiency, and critical reflection.