This course explores the essential soft skills needed to thrive as a conscious, future-ready leader in the rapidly shifting post-Covid 21st-century landscape. By integrating technological awareness, emotional intelligence, and human-centered practices, it empowers learners to navigate global change, foster inclusive workplaces, and contribute to a more equitable and sustainable world.

This course explores the lives of transformative historical and spiritual figures whose impact continues to shape human culture, ethics and collective evolution. Through deep inquiry, comparative study and reflective writing, students examine how great lives respond to global challenges and illuminate timeless paths of wisdom.

This course explores the timeless wisdom found in the world’s Great Books, from ancient scriptures to modern masterpieces. Through monthly discussions, you’ll uncover the universal themes, symbols, and insights that continue to shape human consciousness and speak to today’s global challenges.This course explores the timeless wisdom found in the world’s Great Books, from ancient scriptures to modern masterpieces. Through monthly discussions, you’ll uncover the universal themes, symbols, and insights that continue to shape human consciousness and speak to today’s global challenges.

Every society tends to elaborate on the educational systems that best match its vision of the world and its anthropological model. Under every educational model and method and every educational action, there is always a certain vision of the world and a special model of a human being. From a transpersonal and integral perspective, we can say also that every educational model and every educational action arises from a certain state of consciousness.

This course explores inner science as a rigorous transformative research paradigm that integrates subjective inquiry with outer scientific understanding. Students learn to bridge phenomenology, consciousness studies and scientific methodology to generate meaningful insights into human experience and spiritual development.

Explore an online, integrative philosophy course with Dr. Peter Merry that traces the history and impact of key forces shaping human life on Earth—and how they can guide a civilization that works for all life. Dive into economics, subtle fields, leadership, human ecology, volution, the trinity, science and spirituality, time, thought, language, geomancy, and crop formations to build systems-thinking, conscious leadership, and regenerative futures skills.

This course offers a multidimensional exploration of psychobiology, psychopathology, altered states, and neuroscience through clinical, transpersonal, indigenous, and psychedelic-science perspectives, all grounded in a deep-ecology and Divine Feminine framework. Bridging neuroscience with somatic, emotional, transgenerational, and ecological dimensions, it equips learners with practical tools for psychotraumatology, psychosomatic medicine, and conscious activism that supports personal transformation, social change, and the evolution of collective wellbeing.

Beyond Resilient (Online) enables Practitioners, Catalysts and Meshworkers to build capacitating scaffolds so that cities work for everyone. Participants grow their leadership to serve the city to thrive within the Master Code of Care: Caring for Self, Others, Place, Planet.

This course, The Liberal Art of Grammatica, explores trauma as a pervasive phenomenon in modern society and proposes heart coherence as a transformative path to healing. Through partnerships with HeartMath Institute and expert speakers, participants learn to cultivate heart coherence, fostering a positive and loving state that transforms body chemistry and promotes personal and global healing.

This course will empower our unique, innate, positive critical and creative reflexivity, with focus on our capacity to access the deeper spaces into ourselves in order to find our way to be creative. Also, will offer an outlook on Integral Transpersonal Thinking, a new way of thinking through unitive consciousness beyond the dual mind. This class will offer tools to improve your integral transpersonal curriculum of studies with a thorough understanding of the science of the soul, the psychology of the future, which is both Integral and Transpersonal.

This course explores the Great Books of the world’s wisdom traditions, examining sacred texts, timeless classics, and influential writings—from ancient scriptures to modern masterpieces—to understand what makes a work enduring and transformative. Learners compare universal themes across cultures and eras, engage with profound human questions, and reflect on how ancient wisdom can illuminate today’s global challenges.

This course introduces the science and practice of Integral Flourishing, guiding you to enhance well-being across the dimensions of self, relationships, and society through evidence-based tools and critical inquiry. By integrating personal growth, relational skills, and community-focused impact, it empowers you to live a healthier, more meaningful life while effectively promoting well-being in others and the wider world.

This course explores the Great Books of the world’s wisdom traditions, examining sacred texts, timeless classics, and influential writings—from ancient scriptures to modern masterpieces—to understand what makes a work enduring and transformative. Learners compare universal themes across cultures and eras, engage with profound human questions, and reflect on how ancient wisdom can illuminate today’s global challenges.

This course explores lifespan development through the lenses of integral and transpersonal psychology, emphasizing pre- and perinatal stages, psycho-spiritual growth, and their relevance to diverse global populations. Blending theory with transformative practice, it empowers learners to deepen self-awareness, cultivate emotional and interpersonal mastery, and apply developmental insights to research, professional paths, and real-life contexts.

How you conceptualize a problem greatly determines how you conceptualize the solution. We therefore in this course look at ’cause based analysis’ rather than the symptoms of a problem. This course brings together social sciences and system sciences in order to give you key skills for how to understand problems systemically/structurally as well as socially.

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

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.

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.