You Start Together
Fifty to a hundred students start the same course at the same time.
Batch course
One Set Course, Taught Live to a Class.
A batch is a class of fifty to a hundred students taking one set course together, such as research methodology. The course decides the syllabus, so the class moves at one pace. A mentor teaches it live. It is not a recording, and it is not tailored to one person.
How it works
How a Batch Course Works.
Students join in batches. The course, not one learner’s needs, sets what is taught.
The Course Sets the Order
Research methodology or another course. The syllabus follows the subject and is not rewritten for one person.
Taught Live
A mentor teaches every class live and answers questions. It is not a recording.
Courses
Courses in Preparation.
Research methodology is the first batch course. Each course will be listed here with what it covers and what you should be able to do by the end. Until then, tell us the topic you want to study and we will let you know when the next batch opens.
Next batch
Tell Us the Course You Want to Take.
Tell us the course or topic you want, your department, and the software you expect to use. We will tell you what opens next.
Want closer attention and a study of your own? The Research Cohort is the smaller format. See how a cohort works.