Study economics

Economics shapes every aspect of modern life, from personal financial decisions to global policy debates. This comprehensive learning plan is ideal for students, professionals, entrepreneurs, and engaged citizens who want to understand the forces driving markets, make better strategic decisions, and critically evaluate economic claims in business and public discourse.

Study economics, politics and philosophy

This learning plan provides essential intellectual tools for anyone seeking to understand and engage with the major forces shaping modern society—from market dynamics and policy decisions to ethical frameworks and power structures. It's particularly valuable for aspiring policymakers, business leaders, activists, educators, and informed citizens who want to move beyond headlines and develop sophisticated, evidence-based perspectives on the pressing social, economic, and political challenges of our time.

Learn econ frameworks for investing

This learning plan is essential for anyone seeking to make informed financial decisions by understanding the complete economic picture—from global markets to personal portfolios. It's ideal for aspiring investors, finance professionals, or individuals who want to move beyond surface-level financial advice and develop a systematic, theory-grounded approach to building wealth. By connecting macroeconomic principles to practical investment strategies, learners gain the critical thinking framework needed to navigate complex financial landscapes with confidence.

History and finance

This learning plan bridges the critical gap between historical context and modern financial literacy, essential for anyone seeking to make informed investment decisions or understand economic forces shaping our world. It's ideal for aspiring investors, finance professionals, entrepreneurs, and curious learners who want to understand why markets behave the way they do by studying centuries of financial evolution and recurring patterns.

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.

Learn finance, philosophy, history & life

This learning plan bridges the gap between practical financial skills and deeper wisdom traditions, recognizing that true mastery requires both technical knowledge and philosophical grounding. It's ideal for ambitious learners who want more than surface-level expertise—those seeking to build wealth while living examined, meaningful lives informed by history's greatest lessons and timeless ethical principles.

Money, psychology and human behavior

This learning plan bridges the gap between knowing what to do with money and actually doing it by addressing the psychological roots of financial behavior. It's ideal for anyone who has struggled with money decisions despite understanding basic financial principles, professionals seeking to improve their financial outcomes, and individuals curious about why they repeat the same financial patterns. Whether you're an investor, saver, or simply want to make smarter money choices, understanding the psychology behind your decisions is the key to lasting financial transformation.

Current affairs, history

This learning plan is essential for anyone seeking to understand the forces shaping our rapidly changing world, from policy makers and business leaders to engaged citizens wanting to make informed decisions. By connecting historical context with contemporary analysis, learners gain the analytical tools needed to navigate complex global challenges, evaluate news critically, and anticipate future trends in an increasingly interconnected world.