Further Studies
After the Introduction Course

Advanced Courses

Once you successfully complete the Introduction course, we welcome you to continue with the exciting courses that we offer. These go deeper into the themes opened by the foundational curriculum — from psychology and symbology to sociopolitics and the philosophy of science. Here are just a few of the courses you can look forward to exploring:

  • Psychology A synthesis of knowledge about psychology held by the ancient and classical civilizations, gathered from the broad spectrum of philosophy. As love of knowledge, philosophy has always been concerned with the knowledge of the human being.
  • Eastern and Western Wisdom (two levels) Compendium of subjects revolving around the universe, life and the human being, approached from the traditions of wisdom in East and West and their implications for the postulates of current science.
  • Symbology of Civilizations Comparative study and analysis of the myths and symbols of religions and civilizations across time and culture.
  • Applied Philosophy and Ethics An overview of the major schools of moral philosophy of East and West, with an emphasis on practical application in contemporary life.
  • Sociopolitics A philosophical approach to improving our society — exploring the roots of social structures and how philosophy can inform a more just and harmonious world.
  • Oratory (two levels) Recovering the art of public speaking; effective communication through oral expression. Practical workshops develop confidence and clarity of thought.
  • History of Philosophy (four levels) An in-depth study of philosophical theories throughout history, analyzing their context, development, and enduring influence.
  • History of Religions A comparative study of the theological messages of the religions which, in all ages, have raised the consciousness of humanity.
  • Anthropogenesis An inquiry into the origins and evolution of the human being — physical, psychological, and spiritual.
  • Cosmogenesis A philosophical exploration of the origin and structure of the cosmos through the lens of ancient and modern traditions.
  • Astrology The study of celestial symbols and their relationship to human experience, drawn from classical philosophical traditions.
  • Philosophy of Science Examining the philosophical underpinnings of scientific inquiry — knowledge, method, and the limits of what science can tell us.
  • Metaphysical Aesthetics How beauty, art, and creativity connect to deeper philosophical and metaphysical truths across cultures and epochs.

And more — the curriculum continues to grow with each year.

Start with the Introduction

Advanced courses are open to students who have completed the 12-week Living Philosophy course. Register for our next free introductory session to begin your journey.

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