The Cambridge IGCSE Biology course is an internationally recognized curriculum designed for students typically around ages 14 to 16. It covers a range of biological topics to help students develop an understanding of life sciences, including plant and animal biology, cell biology, genetics, human physiology, ecology, and evolution. The course emphasizes both theoretical knowledge and practical skills through experiments, observation, and analysis, providing students with a solid foundation in biology.

The Cambridge IGCSE exams test students through a combination of multiple-choice, short-answer, and structured questions, and they may also include practical assessments. The curriculum prepares students for advanced study in biology or related fields, equipping them with skills in problem-solving, critical thinking, and scientific reasoning.

Students completing the IGCSE Biology course gain a certificate from Cambridge Assessment International Education, recognized by educational institutions and employers worldwide.

Candidates study the following topics:

1. Characteristics and classification of living organisms
2. Organisation of the organism
3. Movement into and out of cells
4. Biological molecules
5. Enzymes
6. Plant nutrition
7. Human nutrition
8. Transport in plants
9. Transport in animals
10. Diseases and immunity
11. Gas exchange in humans
12. Respiration
13. Excretion in humans
14. Coordination and response
15. Drugs
16. Reproduction
17. Inheritance
18. Variation and selection
19. Organisms and their environment
20. Human influences on ecosystems
21. Biotechnology and genetic modification