History and political philosophy

This learning plan provides essential intellectual foundations for anyone seeking to understand the ideas that shape our political world. It's ideal for students, policy professionals, engaged citizens, and anyone who wants to move beyond surface-level political debates to grasp the deeper philosophical questions about power, justice, and human flourishing that have animated political thought for millennia.

Study politics fundamentals

This learning plan provides essential political literacy for anyone seeking to understand how power, governance, and ideology shape our world. It's ideal for students, professionals entering public policy or international relations, engaged citizens wanting to participate more meaningfully in democratic processes, or anyone curious about the forces that drive political decision-making locally and globally.

Politics

This comprehensive politics curriculum is essential for anyone seeking to understand how power operates in modern societies and why political conflicts arise. Whether you're a student, professional, engaged citizen, or aspiring policymaker, this learning path provides the theoretical frameworks and analytical tools needed to make sense of today's complex political landscape and participate meaningfully in democratic discourse.

History

This learning plan provides essential context for understanding our modern world by revealing how historical forces shaped contemporary society, politics, and culture. It's ideal for anyone seeking to become a more informed citizen, professionals working in policy or international relations, students preparing for advanced studies, or curious minds who want to grasp why the world works the way it does today. By mastering historical thinking, you'll gain analytical skills applicable far beyond history itself—critical reasoning, source evaluation, and pattern recognition that enhance decision-making in any field.

Compare pol/econ systems

This learning plan equips you to navigate one of the most consequential debates of our time: how should societies organize their economic and political systems? Whether you're a student, policy professional, journalist, or engaged citizen, understanding these competing frameworks is essential for making sense of contemporary politics, evaluating policy proposals, and participating meaningfully in debates about capitalism, socialism, regulation, and reform.

Knowledge of American History

This comprehensive learning plan provides essential context for understanding America's current political, social, and cultural landscape by examining the historical forces that shaped it. It's ideal for students, educators, professionals working in policy or civic engagement, and anyone seeking to become a more informed citizen or to understand the roots of contemporary American debates. The curriculum connects past to present, revealing how foundational decisions and unresolved tensions continue to influence national identity and democratic institutions.

History: Nations, Individuals & Interactions

Understanding history through the lens of civilizations, leadership, and geopolitics provides crucial context for interpreting current global events and power dynamics. This learning plan benefits professionals in international relations, politics, and business, as well as anyone seeking to develop a more nuanced understanding of how past patterns continue to shape our interconnected world.

Communism

This learning plan provides essential context for understanding one of the most influential political ideologies of the 20th century, whose impact continues to shape global politics, economics, and social movements today. It's valuable for students of history, political science, economics, and anyone seeking to comprehend the ideological conflicts that defined modern geopolitics and continue to influence debates about capitalism, inequality, and alternative economic systems.