Foundations of Critical Thinking for Learning & Everyday Life

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.

This course, with its twin class Theories and Methods of Integral Transpersonal Psychology, which represents the second step, are capstone courses of the Bachelor in Integral Transpersonal Psychology. These two classes will offer the basis to build up a strong and complete knowledge toward a psychology of the future, both Integral and Transpersonal, which honors human existence in its wholeness. ITP - Taught by psychotherapist Pier Luigi Lattuada, PhD, the course offers a set of technologies for the mastery of your inner experience, for the management of emotions and their states of consciousness, for enhancing interpersonal relationships, and for their practical application to real life projects.

For the past three hundred years or so, science has viewed the universe as essentially non-living at its foundations. A non-living view of the universe has led to rampant materialism and global environmental degradation. To transform our planetary crises we need to move past a paradigm of separation and exploitation and learn to live sustainably on the Earth, in harmony with one another, and in communion with the living universe. This course will explore humanity’s journey to look beyond our many differences, and galvanize our efforts in building a promising future. This foundational course explores three, major questions: Our current non-living view of the universe has led to rampant materialism and global environmental degradation. To galvanize transformation, we need to move past this paradigm of separation and exploitation. This course explores humanity’s journey and lays out a pathway towards the promising future that is always within reach.

The complexity of the challenges facing humanity today can sometimes seem overwhelming. Luckily, leading-edge science is providing us with a new way of understanding reality that could hold the keys to a sustainable and thriving future.

This course introduces Integral Life Practice (ILP), a comprehensive and accessible system that unites Eastern and Western wisdom to support whole-person development across body, mind, and spirit. Designed for learners of all backgrounds, it provides practical tools to cultivate higher awareness, integrate transformative practices into daily life, and live with greater balance, freedom, and fulfillment.

This course explores the science and practice of Integral Flourishing, guiding you to enhance well-being across the three dimensions of I, We, and Society through evidence-based tools, critical thinking, and holistic self-development. By integrating personal growth, relational skills, and community-oriented impact, it empowers learners to live healthier, more meaningful lives while contributing to the flourishing of others and the wider world.

"In today’s rapidly changing world it is essential that we design and lead our communities and organizations in a way that enables them to creatively ride turbulence while also making a positive impact. This course covers the subject of evolutionary change and its implication for us as individuals as well as for our organizational cultures and structures. Students will engage with integrative maps of organizational and leadership development, as well as instantly applicable practices for becoming more effective and dynamic as individuals and collectives. " Our rapidly changing world requires leaders and organizations who can creatively ride turbulence while also making a positive impact. This course with Ubiquity University co-founder, Peter Merry, covers the subject of evolutionary change and its implications for us as individuals, as well as for our organizational cultures and structures.

This course provides practical, science-based tools to build personal and organizational resilience in times of rapid environmental and social change. You will learn to lead complex transitions with greater clarity, reduce resistance using neuroscience-informed strategies, and cultivate adaptive, change-hardy teams.