Astronomy

Legal literacy — how law actually works. The trunk gives you the operating system: where law comes from, how courts and precedent work, contracts, torts, property, criminal vs civil, and constitutional structure. Clusters dive into reading cases, contract mechanics, IP, your rights with police, and the startup legal toolkit.

A non-technical curriculum that builds real understanding of AI — how it works, why it fails, and how to use it intelligently. No math, no code, just durable mental models that make you a confident, critical user of AI tools.

A working understanding of psychology — what the science actually claims about how minds, brains, and behavior fit together. The trunk gives you the orientation a literate professional needs (how psychology knows what it knows, the brain behind behavior, learning, memory, decision-making, emotion, personality, social influence, development, pathology, and what therapy does); clusters dive into research methods, perception, cognition mechanics, social influence tactics, the field guide of disorders, applied behavioral science, and the psychology of everyday life.

A comprehensive, 7-pillar curriculum that builds mastery of finance and investing as an intellectual discipline. Starting with financial markets and instruments, progressing through financial statement analysis, corporate finance, valuation, portfolio theory, derivatives, and culminating in behavioral finance and quantitative methods. This is not personal budgeting — it is the rigorous study of how capital markets price risk, how companies create and destroy value, how professional investors construct portfolios, and how the interplay of human psychology and mathematical models shapes every financial decision.

A guided tour through philosophical thinking — how to reason carefully, evaluate arguments, navigate ethics, and engage with the great questions about knowledge, reality, mind, and society. The trunk gives you orientation across the whole field; clusters dive deep on logic, ethics, epistemology, metaphysics, mind, politics, and the history of ideas.

A comprehensive journey through economic thought and practice, from foundational concepts like scarcity and trade to advanced topics in behavioral economics, international finance, and development policy. This curriculum builds an economically literate individual who can dissect market dynamics, evaluate policy trade-offs, and interpret the economic forces shaping our world.