Interdisciplinary and question-driven rather than built around a conventional subject silo. Every course ends in a substantive project.
How artificial intelligence is reshaping work, education, creativity, politics, relationships, and decision-making, ending in an independent project on a major AI-driven question.
Can business solve social problems? Students study real ventures, successful and failed, and develop their own proposal for a sustainable social enterprise.
Who are you online? How digital environments shape identity, attention, persuasion, and self-presentation, and what AI adds to questions of authenticity.
How emerging technology is reshaping global power: US-China competition, semiconductors, cybersecurity, information warfare, supply chains, and technological sovereignty.
How should firms account for environmental harm across operations and supply chains—and turn sustainability gaps into organizational value? Cases and readings cover climate impact, toxics, resource depletion, and product disposal.
How anime, manga, gaming, music, fashion, and technology made Japan a global cultural force, and how media shapes how nations are perceived.
Why smart people make irrational decisions: predictable mistakes, failed incentives, framing, social influence, loss aversion, and bias, explored through a student-designed behavioral experiment or project.
Seats are limited to fifteen per course, and a course only runs once it reaches eight. Reach out early to get your first choice.