Course Catalog
Real courses across every subject and level — from Kindergarten through PhD.
Level
Subject
16 courses
Long Ago and Today
A young learner's first history: how life changes over time, and how we know about the past.
World History
From early civilizations to the modern era — empires, trade, and turning points.
Ancient Civilizations
Walk through Mesopotamia, Egypt, Greece, and Rome — the first cities, writing, law, and ideas that still shape us.
The Medieval World
A thousand years between Rome and the Renaissance: castles and knights, monks and merchants, plague and power.
World Geography
Read the map of the world: continents and oceans, map skills, and how place shapes life.
Economics & Personal Finance
Supply, demand, and your own wallet: how markets set prices, and how budgeting and compound interest build a future.
United States History
Founding, Civil War, and the 20th century — the events that shaped a nation.
The Modern World: 1900–Now
The century that made today — world wars, the Cold War, decolonization, and globalization.
Civics & Government
How power works: constitutions, the three branches, rights, and how a citizen shapes a nation.
History of Asia
Empires, philosophies, and inventions across China, India, Japan, and beyond.
History of Africa
Kingdoms of gold, great cities, and trade — Africa's rich history from Egypt to independence.
Women's History
Suffrage, work, and struggle — recovering women's roles and voices across history.
The Cold War
Four decades on the edge: superpower rivalry, proxy wars, the space race, and the wall that finally fell.
Modern European History
Revolutions, world wars, and the making of modern Europe.
Historiography & Method
Graduate methods: how historians read sources, weigh evidence, and argue about the past itself.
Seminar: Memory, Power & the Archive
Doctoral seminar on how archives are built, whose past survives in them, and how public memory is contested.