Learning areas

How markets, organizations, and people create value: economics, evidence-based marketing, and practical management—from strategy and operations to leadership and decision-making.

Algorithms, software engineering, systems, and how computing shapes the world—from code and data structures to security, AI, and distributed systems.

How things move, are built, and are made at scale: rail, marine, and infrastructure on one side; factories, quality, and production systems on the other.

From ancient civilizations to the modern era: political, social, and military turning points. Follow focused curricula on British and American history, world wars, the Civil War, and the Napoleonic era.

Core math from algebra and calculus through statistics and discrete methods—structured so you can build intuition and see how each topic supports the next.

Foundational and applied science across living systems, matter, forces, Earth, and the human body. Each curriculum builds from core ideas toward real-world topics in health and the environment.

States, governments, rights, and power—how political systems are designed, how they operate, and how citizens and institutions interact across democracies and beyond.

Mind and behavior: perception, cognition, development, personality, and mental health—taught as connected ideas you can apply to everyday life and work.