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  2. Geography

IB Geography

How people and the physical environment shape each other, from population, climate and resources to hazards, cities and global flows.

  • Group 3, individuals and societies
  • SL and HL
  • First assessment 2019

What Augment has for Geography

Counted from what is published today. Each part of the syllabus below links to its own page once something is on it.
Exam-style questions
2,570
Notes pages
67
Glossary terms
1,409
Counted on 20 October 2026

The Geography syllabus

13 topics and 46 subtopics, first assessment 2019. HL is everything here; 12 parts marked HL only are left out at SL.

Counts beside each line are what is published for it today.

  1. AFreshwater203 questions · notes

    1. A.1Drainage basin hydrology and geomorphology68 questions · notes
    2. A.2Flooding and flood mitigation63 questions · notes
    3. A.3Water scarcity and water quality78 questions · notes
    4. A.4Water management futures71 questions · notes
  2. BOceans and coastal margins204 questions · notes

    1. B.1Ocean–atmosphere interactions55 questions · notes
    2. B.2Interactions between oceans and coastal places66 questions · notes
    3. B.3Managing coastal margins68 questions · notes
    4. B.4Ocean management futures66 questions · notes
  3. CExtreme environments203 questions · notes

    1. C.1The characteristics of extreme environments76 questions · notes
    2. C.2Physical processes and landscapes64 questions · notes
    3. C.3Managing extreme environments71 questions · notes
    4. C.4Extreme environments futures73 questions · notes
  4. DGeophysical hazards207 questions · notes

    1. D.1Geophysical systems81 questions · notes
    2. D.2Geophysical hazard risks85 questions · notes
    3. D.3Hazard risk and vulnerability96 questions · notes
    4. D.4Future resilience and adaptation62 questions · notes
  5. ELeisure, tourism and sport200 questions · notes

    1. E.1Changing leisure patterns64 questions · notes
    2. E.2Tourism and sport at the local and national scale72 questions · notes
    3. E.3Tourism and sport at the international scale85 questions · notes
    4. E.4Managing tourism and sport for the future73 questions · notes
  6. FFood and health201 questions · notes

    1. F.1Measuring food and health81 questions · notes
    2. F.2Food systems and spread of diseases83 questions · notes
    3. F.3Stakeholders in food and health74 questions · notes
    4. F.4Future health and food security and sustainability81 questions · notes
  7. GUrban environments210 questions · notes

    1. G.1The variety of urban environments79 questions · notes
    2. G.2Changing urban systems78 questions · notes
    3. G.3Urban environmental and social stresses84 questions · notes
    4. G.4Building sustainable urban systems for the future75 questions · notes
  8. 1Changing population345 questions · notes

    1. 1.1Population and economic development patterns159 questions · notes
    2. 1.2Changing populations and places177 questions · notes
    3. 1.3Challenges and opportunities115 questions · notes
  9. 2Global climate—vulnerability and resilience325 questions · notes

    1. 2.1Causes of global climate change113 questions · notes
    2. 2.2Consequences of global climate change161 questions · notes
    3. 2.3Responding to global climate change124 questions · notes
  10. 3Global resource consumption and security356 questions · notes

    1. 3.1Global trends in consumption190 questions · notes
    2. 3.2Impacts of changing trends in resource consumption150 questions · notes
    3. 3.3Resource stewardship131 questions · notes
  11. 4Power, places and networksHL only437 questions · notes

    1. 4.1Global interactions and global powerHL only181 questions · notes
    2. 4.2Global networks and flowsHL only242 questions · notes
    3. 4.3Human and physical influences on global interactionsHL only192 questions · notes
  12. 5Human development and diversityHL only328 questions · notes

    1. 5.1Development opportunitiesHL only176 questions · notes
    2. 5.2Changing identities and culturesHL only118 questions · notes
    3. 5.3Local responses to global interactionsHL only155 questions · notes
  13. 6Global risks and resilienceHL only330 questions · notes

    1. 6.1Geopolitical and economic risksHL only199 questions · notes
    2. 6.2Environmental risksHL only104 questions · notes
    3. 6.3Local and global resilienceHL only125 questions · notes

How Geography is assessed

From the subject guide, with a table for each level.

Standard Level

2 exams, 2 h 45 min in total, internal assessment 25% of the grade.

ComponentTimeMarksWeight
Paper 1No calculator

1 h 30 min · 40 marks

Two options. For each, a structured question and one extended answer from a choice of two (20 marks per option).

1 h 30 min4035%
Paper 2No calculator

1 h 15 min · 50 marks

The SL and HL core: three structured questions, one on each core unit; structured questions on an infographic or visual stimulus; and one extended answer from a choice of two.

1 h 15 min5040%
FieldworkInternal

Coursework · 25 marks

A written report of up to 2,500 words answering a fieldwork question, based on data you collect, analyse and evaluate. Marked by your teacher and moderated by the IB.

Coursework2525%

Higher Level

3 exams, 4 h 30 min in total, internal assessment 20% of the grade.

ComponentTimeMarksWeight
Paper 1No calculator

2 h 15 min · 60 marks

Three options. For each, a structured question and one extended answer from a choice of two (20 marks per option).

2 h 15 min6035%
Paper 2No calculator

1 h 15 min · 50 marks

The SL and HL core: three structured questions, one on each core unit; structured questions on an infographic or visual stimulus; and one extended answer from a choice of two.

1 h 15 min5025%
Paper 3No calculator

1 h · 28 marks

One extended answer question from a choice of three, one on each HL unit, in two parts (12 and 16 marks).

1 h2820%
FieldworkInternal

Coursework · 25 marks

A written report of up to 2,500 words answering a fieldwork question, based on data you collect, analyse and evaluate. Marked by your teacher and moderated by the IB.

Coursework2520%
Every paper, the IA and grade boundaries

Questions about Geography

Useful for Geography

  • GlossaryEvery Geography term with a short definition, A to Z.
  • Assessment and boundariesEach Geography paper in full, the internal assessment and grade boundaries by session.
  • Grade calculatorTurn marks into a grade, or six grades and the core into Diploma points.
  • Exam skills notesHow to tackle each Geography paper. Opens in Augment.

Revise Geography one subtopic at a time

A free account keeps your place in the notes and a record of what you practice, topic by topic.

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