Our Courses
Study the humanities, arts, and culture you've always wanted to explore but could never justify, either financially or practically. Each course is condensed into an intensive six-week format, designed to fit the rhythm of full-time work.
Installment plans
We believe that rigorous education deserves to be valued. Every enrolment supports not only the preparation and delivery of each course, but also the scholars, practitioners, and educators who dedicate years to developing the knowledge they share. We believe intellectual work should be treated with the same seriousness as any other professional craft, and our pricing reflects that commitment to upholding our values.
At the same time, we don't believe that meaningful education should be available only to those who can comfortably pay everything upfront. For that reason, we offer an interest-free installment option that allows you to spread the cost across the duration of the course:
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The Monday Night Lectures
One-night lectures held on Monday evenings. Join academics, writers, artists, and practitioners as they share the questions they've spent years thinking about. Hosted over drinks in a neighbourhood library (or anywhere else, really!), these sessions are low-commitment, conversational, and designed for people who simply want to nerd out together.
The Myth of Intelligent Machines: Can AI Save Us From the Economy That Built It?
Mon, 31 Aug | Margin Library
A critical study of how digital systems are built, how they govern, and how they reorganise social life.
Humanities
The Dark Akademia Klub
When Caring Hurts:
The labour of care and what we owe to each other
Fri, 14 Aug | Margin Library
We ask what care looks like when we stop treating it as an exchange. What do we owe one another when reciprocity is uneven? Is belonging something we receive, or something we help create?
Humanities
A series of salons that bring together individuals who are curious and reflective in shared inquiries across culture, humanities, and politics. Instead of a one-way lecture, this programme invites participants to engage in intellectual sparring with each other, guided provocations from our facilitators.