Choose your mission
Everyone’s journey is different.
This is why at School of Humanity, every learner has a personalized
curriculum.
Each term, our learners embark on a Challenge which ultimately becomes
personalized to them.
Imagine learning Math by designing space habitats, learning Biology through nature-inspired design,
or developing artistic skills by exploring activism through art.
What sets humans apart from animals and machines? Journeying through human evolution, we'll discover our distinctions and similarities.
How will democracy adapt in the digital age? We will explore the internet's future, media history, surveillance, privacy, and global politics.
How do our minds, brains, and consciousness work? We will explore human behavior by merging insights from psychology, neuroscience, and philosophy.
Can activism through media bring about social change? We’ll uncover exactly what media activism means and explore its historical significance.
How can we design habitable environments for humans in space? We'll explore resource interdependence, space's effect on health, and habitat design.
Is there enough food, water, and energy for 10 Billion people? We will explore the interconnections of these resources, their tensions, and distribution.
How might we contribute to global peace? We will examine factors behind international and interpersonal conflicts, and ways to address them non-violently.
In addition to termly challenges, learners develop their knowledge, skills and mindsets
by embarking on skill units.
These are project-based and self-paced learning experiences that allow learners to deepen their knowledge and skills.
How can chemistry pave the way for a sustainable future? From green synthesis to sustainable materials, we'll learn how modern chemistry aligns with environmental goals.
What truly defines beauty? We'll embark on a journey to decipher the essence of beauty, navigating its cultural, historical, and subjective nuances.
Do we learn from history or are we bound to repeat it? We will examine humanity's track record and dissect history using diverse perspectives.
How can nature inspire innovative solutions? Learn biomimicry and how nature inspires innovation through case studies and practical applications.
How can data literacy drive sustainability? By learning to collect, cleanse, analyze, and visualize datasets, we’ll grasp the pivotal role of data in SDGs.
How can you sharpen your decision-making? We'll focus on assessing arguments, recognizing biases, skepticism, and discerning logical fallacies.
How can computational thinking help us solve problems? We'll apply decomposition, pattern recognition, abstraction, and algorithms to do so.
How do organisms adapt in ever-changing environments? This journey covers biological systems, from cells and DNA to reproduction.
How does geometry influence design? We'll delve into core geometric concepts shaping design aesthetics.
Master the curriculum and progress based on ability, not age.
Our learning outcomes align with the needs of the workforce.
Projects, case studies, interviews, presentations and much more.
Assessing skill attainment in a variety of meaningful ways.
Our mentors are recruited for the depth and breadth of their real-world industry experience and the gift of guiding others.
Every term ends with a micro-internship, where our learners apply their learning to a genuine challenge faced by an organization.
Every week, learners participate in workshops to aid their career and university preparation.
Our mentors are recruited for the depth and breadth of their real-world industry experience and the gift of guiding others.
Every term ends with a micro-internship, where our learners apply their learning to a genuine challenge faced by an organization.
Every week, learners participate in workshops to aid their career and university preparation.