IB DP History: Popular Movements Course Companion (NYP Due March 2026)

Oxford Resources for IB DP History: Popular Movements Course Book (2026 Syllabus)

Equip students with a rigorous, syllabus-aligned textbook designed specifically for the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (DP) History course. This comprehensive volume focuses on the “Popular Movements” topic within the 2026 IB History syllabus (first assessments in 2028) and provides students with full coverage of key concepts, case studies, and analytical skills essential for exam success.

Written by experienced IB educators Chiel Mooij and Sudeshna Bhattacharya, this course book supports inquiry-based learning and critical engagement with historical events. It helps students explore the causes, contexts, and consequences of popular movements across different regions while developing their skills in historical interpretation, evaluation, and academic writing.

Key Features

• Fully aligned with the 2026 IB DP History “Popular Movements” topic for first teaching in 2026 and first examination in 2028.

• Clear learning objectives and structured chapters that guide students from core understanding to advanced analysis.

• In-depth regional case studies illustrating the global nature of popular movements and their impact on political and social change.

• Focused support for key IB assessment skills, including source analysis, essay writing, and exam-style practice questions.

• Designed for both classroom teaching and independent study, making it a reliable companion for teachers and students alike.

Ideal For

IB Diploma Programme students studying History at Higher or Standard Level who are focusing on the “Popular Movements” option. Also ideal for IB teachers seeking a comprehensive, ready-to-use classroom resource that aligns perfectly with the updated 2026 IB History syllabus.

Product Details

• ISBN: 9781382070577

• Publisher: Oxford University Press

• Publication Date: February 2026

• Format: Paperback

• Page Count: Approximately 240 pages

• Course: IB Diploma Programme History – Popular Movements