This explores the evolving role of women in leadership amid global transformation, climate challenges, and rapid technological change. Drawing on insights from the UN’s HeForShe campaign, it helps both women and men understand power, influence, and collaboration to unlock their full leadership potential in a complex, interconnected world.

Holistic Health Mastery introduces practitioners to an integral approach to healing that connects body, mind, and spirit through a validated, multidimensional model of wellbeing. Guided by leading experts, this microcourse helps you enhance client relationships, apply holistic diagnostic frameworks, and support sustainable, whole-person health in professional care settings.

In this 4-week course, scholar Anne Baring guides students through an exploration of humanity’s mythic and spiritual evolution — from the Great Flood and Göbekli Tepe to the rise of patriarchal and scientific worldviews. This course will take you on a momentous journey through many eras. You will begin with the Great Flood in 10,800 BC and learn why this forgotten catastrophe underlies Western civilization; and culminate in an exploration of why Consciousness is being recognized as the ground of reality and a New Story is emerging.

This microcourse explores the UN's 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), their interconnectedness, and how individuals can contribute to achieving them by taking action on their passions. It equips participants with the principles and skills to contextualize the SDGs to their local contexts and develop concrete plans for implementation and impact.

This course introduces the concept of Cosmopolitan Communication, expanding traditional models of interpersonal, intercultural, and organizational communication toward a more holistic global framework.

This microcourse explores the essential leadership competencies needed to thrive in disruptive, rapidly changing environments. Through self-assessment, empathy-based leadership, and strategic scenario planning, you’ll define your leadership path and learn how to guide others with clarity, authenticity, and collaboration. In a world facing a multitude of crises, there is a growing need for a new generation of leaders. Leaders during this time of transition must know how to listen, both inwardly and beyond themselves to communicate effectively with followers and partners. This course will teach you the major components of leadership needed in the world today and help guide you on your own leadership journey.

The UbiSkills™ Foundation in Soft Skills Program is a ready-to-deliver curriculum for schools and organizations that rapidly strengthens 21st-century skills—such as leadership, critical thinking, communication, and conflict resolution—while introducing learners to the UN Sustainable Development Goals. Featuring video-based learning, facilitator training, customizable SDG content, and practical group exercises, this program equips students and employees to thrive in a hyper-complex global workforce.

Impact Measurement teaches you how to evaluate the social value of projects and organizations using proven methodologies aligned with the UN SDGs. Guided by ESG expert Monaem Ben Lellahom, this microcourse equips you with practical tools to track impact, analyze data, and communicate meaningful results to stakeholders and investors.

Pitching for the SDGs teaches you how to turn UN Sustainable Development Goals into scalable business opportunities and craft compelling pitches for investors. Led by ESG expert Monaem Ben Lellahom, this microcourse guides you through what investors value and how to communicate impact-driven ideas with clarity and confidence.

Change Your Thinking; Change the World teaches you how to develop innovative, systems-based thinking essential for driving meaningful change in a rapidly evolving world. Through self-reflection and strategic problem-solving tools, this microcourse equips you to break old patterns, think creatively, and lead transformative impact in your community and beyond.

This course looks beyond the traditional indicators of progress to consider indicators that take into account the environmental and social aspects of progress. These indicators will be studied across a range of disciplines and will help provide the basis for identifying strengths, weaknesses and long terms implications of current decisions and behaviors.

This course explores the evolution of psychological thought within its philosophical, cultural, ecological, and spiritual contexts, helping you understand the human psyche through a broad, integrative lens. By examining diverse approaches and reflecting on your own social and existential journey, it empowers you to develop self-awareness, articulate your life purpose, and apply psychological insights to personal, professional, and societal transformation.

This course offers an integral framework to understand addiction through a meta-conceptual lens that clarifies conflicting theories and reveals deeper causal dynamics. Students learn to apply integral theory to addiction science, gaining a coherent perspective that supports more effective treatment, research, and personal insight. Addiction is one of the most ubiquitous forms of mental health disorders globally. Although many theories of addiction exist, there are still serious shortcomings in our understanding. This course is suitable for researchers, academics, therapists and individuals who want to better understand addiction and treatment grounded in an integral approach.