IB Program Fees and Common Questions

IB program fees vary by institution and by level. We explain how the fee is set and answer the most common questions about the IB.

IB program fees differ at every institution and vary according to the student's level. Because payments are generally calculated in euros, the current exchange rate is also reflected in the price. In this article we explain how the fee is set and answer the most common questions about the IB.

What Happens Once You Earn the IB Diploma?

Students who earn the IB diploma reach their career goals more easily, thanks to most world universities recognising this diploma; they are also a step ahead in working life. Through dual foreign language education, IB students gain a universal perspective.

Common Questions

While the IB Primary Years Program covers the kindergarten and primary school period, the IB Diploma Program lasts two years. In these two years, students learn to be well-rounded, to think analytically and to be individuals who are sensitive to global events; they gain a strong intellectual depth.

In brief

  • The IB fee varies by institution, by level and by exchange rate.
  • The IB Diploma lasts two years; the Primary Years Program covers the early ages.
  • For up-to-date fees, you should get in touch with the school.

You can find the advantages of the program in this article, and its levels on our IB Primary Years and IB Diploma Program pages.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why is the IB fee based on foreign currency?

Since the IB is an international organisation, some of its components are calculated in euros; this is reflected in the fee through the current exchange rate.

In which countries is the IB valid?

The IB diploma has international validity; along with at home, it is recognised in many countries such as the United Kingdom, Canada, America, France, Spain and Australia.

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