What each major knows.
A university degree, rebuilt for the pleasure of knowing. Every subject is one interactive piece that gives you the intuition a graduate keeps for life, the ideas and forces at play, and the textbooks to get if you want to go deeper. You won’t come out an engineer, an economist or a marketer. You’ll come out knowing what they see.
Mechanical & Aerospace Engineering
How a machine, a bridge, an engine and an aircraft stand up, move, heat up and stay under control.
Computer Science
How computers compute, what can and can't be computed, and how to build software that works.
Electrical Engineering
How electricity is made, moved, shaped and turned into information: from the grid to the chip to the radio in your pocket.
Economics
How people, firms and countries choose when they can't have everything, and how to tell what actually caused what.
Business Administration
How an organisation turns people, money and ideas into something customers will pay for, and keeps doing it.
Marketing
How people decide what to buy, and how organisations earn a place in their minds honestly.
Civil Engineering
How the bridges, buildings, roads, dams, pipes and water a society runs on are designed to stand up, last and keep people safe.
Mathematics
What is true for certain, why, and how far the structures of number, space and change reach.
Physics
What the universe is made of, how it moves, and how we know: from the pendulum to the Big Bang.
Architecture
How buildings and cities are imagined, drawn, made to stand, made comfortable and made to mean something.
Law
What law is for, how lawyers reason, and how the world's legal families answer the same human questions differently.
Political Science
Who gets what, when and how: power, institutions, elections, war and peace, studied with evidence.
Psychology
How minds work, how we know, and which famous findings held up.
Literature
How words make worlds: reading closely, the forms stories and poems take, and the literatures of every continent.
The map
Each row needs something from the rows above it. Tap a subject to see what it builds on and what it opens up; tap a major to see its whole route. Subjects in two colours are shared: learn them once and they count for both. Finished subjects get a tick.