In the formative years, UNIS offers a school-designed curriculum, from Kindergarten to Grade 10.
 Junior and senior students enroll in the International Baccalaureate Diploma (IBDP) or IB Courses, where a wide range of subjects are offered.
Within the framework of IB requirements, students have the possibility to choose from over 200 course combinations.

Students are taught in relatively small classes, with averages of 17 children in kindergarten (JA), 17 in grade 1 (J1), 17 in grade 2 (J2), 19 in grades 3–4 (J3-J4), and 21 in middle and high school (M1-T4).
Emphasis is placed on preparation for the IB exams during High School, for which virtually all seniors sit (full Diploma or Certificate).
Children whose parents transfer from abroad to work for the United Nations, Missions to the UN, and Consulates enjoy priority in terms of admission, but admission is not necessarily automatic.
All children are required to be interviewed and assessed in person at UNIS, in addition to consideration of official school reports.

The AEFE categorizes this school as a French international school.
In the formative years, UNIS offers a school-designed curriculum, from Kindergarten to Grade 10.  Junior and senior students enroll in the International Baccalaureate Diploma (IBDP) or IB Courses, where a wide range of subjects are offered. Within the framework of IB requirements, students have the possibility to choose from over 200 course combinations.
Students are taught in relatively small classes, with averages of 17 children in kindergarten (JA), 17 in grade 1 (J1), 17 in grade 2 (J2), 19 in grades 3–4 (J3-J4), and 21 in middle and high school (M1-T4). Emphasis is placed on preparation for the IB exams during High School, for which virtually all seniors sit (full Diploma or Certificate). Children whose parents transfer from abroad to work for the United Nations, Missions to the UN, and Consulates enjoy priority in terms of admission, but admission is not necessarily automatic. All children are required to be interviewed and assessed in person at UNIS, in addition to consideration of official school reports.
The AEFE categorizes this school as a French international school.
United Nations International School