Common Arts Education
In this course, educator and author Chris Hall delivers five lectures that define and describe the common arts and also identify their place alongside the…
Course Category: Philosophy of Education
David Bentley Hart: Commentary on the Liberal Arts, Civilization, and the Future of Christianity
In this commentary course, scholar and writer David Bentley Hart answers questions on the liberal arts, the transcendentals, theology, early Christian thought on human gender,…
Patristics and Christian Learning
In this course, Dr. Jordan Wood reviews what the New Testament and the earlier Christian writers up through Augustine and Maximus the Confessor have to…
School Culture Symposium: Top Presenters on Community and Virtue Formation
Learn from this selection below of twelve top presenters (from across fifteen other courses on ClassicalU.com) as they each share how to cultivate a flourishing…
The Catholic Tradition of Classical Education
This course will be of particular interest to Catholics seeking the renewal of Catholic liberal arts education, or wanting to learn more about the Catholic…
Plato: The Great Philosopher-Educator
This brief, five-seminar course is based on the book Plato: The Great Philosopher-Educator by Dr. David Diener. Dr. Diener completed a dual PhD in …
The Liberal Arts Tradition
In this seminal course, Dr. Kevin Clark and Ravi Scott Jain (authors of The Liberal Arts Tradition) take us through a thoughtful, clear presentation of a paradigm…
Introduction to Classical Education
The renewal of classical education has grown significantly over the last two decades. However, even seasoned classical educators agree that it can still be difficult to…
Awakening Wonder: Truth, Goodness, and Beauty
In this brief course, Dr. Stephen Turley traces and explains the tradition of the enduring transcendental ideals of truth, goodness, and beauty. If truth, goodness, and beauty are cornerstones…
The Abolition of Man Book Study
Many scholars and organization have rated C.S. Lewis’s book The Abolition of Man as one of the top-ten, most important books written in the twentieth…
