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This programme is compiled by the Anglophone Section History teachers.
18th and 19th century British Social and Economic History
Factory conditions and reform to 1850
Public Health
Poverty
Parliamentary reform 1832-1928
Education
Women’s emancipation
The 1848 revolutions in Europe
Ireland
A six week course on contemporary Ireland and aspects of Irish history in preparation for the Model United Nations conference in Dublin during the spring term.
Terminale and Premiere
The programme consists of the University of Cambridge International Examinations specification of the Option Internationale du Baccalaureat (OIB) syllabus as defined by the Ministere de l’Education Nationale. The History syllabus is taught entirely within the Anglophone Section.
The Anglophone Geography programme consists of a majority of those elements of the OIB syllabus not taught in French Histoire/Geographie lessons to Terminale S students. This ensures that these students are taught a more than sufficient amount of the OIB Geography programme in French and Anglophone lessons, whilst L and ES students are taught the entire Geography programme in their French Histoire/Geographie lessons with numerous elements reinforced in Anglophone lessons.
Terminale
History
International Relations, 1945-91 – The Cold War, Conflicts in the Middle East
Colonisation and Independence from the mid-19th century
France of the Fifth Republic, 1958-91: politics, economy and society
Geography
Global organisation
One Newly Industrialised Country
Paths of development
Premiere
Britain, 1945-91: politics, economy and society
For further information on the OIB programme please visit http://www.admin.cam.ac.uk/offices/admissions/handbook/appendices/oib.pdf