Business Studies
29 chaptersRevise all six syllabus sections, including business activity, people in business, marketing, operations, finance and external influences.
IGCSE360 has grown into a broader Cambridge IGCSE and O Level learning platform covering Business Studies, Economics, Accounting and ICT. Students can combine structured revision notes with diagrams, worked examples, interactive practice and ICT practical/simulator resources.
A growing revision platform for Cambridge IGCSE and O Level students, with chapter-by-chapter learning resources and practical activities.
IGCSE360 now provides four dedicated subject areas. Each section is organised for revision, while ICT also combines theory with practical learning and exam-style simulator access.
Revise all six syllabus sections, including business activity, people in business, marketing, operations, finance and external influences.
Cover the full progression from the basic economic problem and resource allocation through microeconomics, macroeconomic policy, development and international trade.
Study book-keeping, accounting procedures, financial statements, ratios, interpretation, control accounts and accounting principles with visual, exam-focused notes.
Revise 10 theory chapters with detailed topic navigation, then move into the practical hub for Chapters 11–21 and Paper 2 and Paper 3 simulator practice.
IGCSE360 is no longer only a notes website. Students can use interactive activities to apply concepts and access practical ICT learning through one combined hub.
Current interactive activities include the Demand & Supply Curve Quest, PED & PES Elasticity Quest and Cambridge Business Manager, with questions, graph work and decision-based practice.
Explore Practice Zone →ICT students can access practical work for Chapters 11–21 together with Paper 2 and Paper 3 simulators, providing a more hands-on route alongside the theory notes.
Explore ICT resources →Choose a subject, revise chapter by chapter and use the interactive resources where available. Students should always confirm the current syllabus and examination requirements with their school and exam board.