In this course, The Open University breaks down stock market efficiency, guiding learners through the efficiency hypothesis, how it translates into the real world, and its potential pitfalls.

This seminal 1963 text by American writer James Baldwin explores race in the United States, centering on Baldwin's personal life growing up in Harlem, as well as more far-reaching social aspects of the Black experience.

The First 20 Hours lays out a methodical approach you can use to pick up new skills quickly without worrying about how long it takes to become an expert.

This emotional fly-on-the-wall documentary from National Geographic follows healthcare workers as they tackle the arrival of COVID-19 in New York.

Hallie Rubenhold details the lives of the five women killed by Jack the Ripper in Victorian-era London, examining the complexities of the victims' work, relationships, living situations, and health to counter long-held assumptions about them.

Learning the five spiritual faculties of Buddhism – faith, energy, mindfulness, concentration, and wisdom – can help us lead a good life, moving toward true happiness and away from suffering.

Fashion isn't just a statement; it's an ever-evolving narrative waiting to be explored. Join us on this remarkable journey through the threads of fashion history and the avant-garde designs of tomorrow.

The Fortune Cookie Principle explains why a great product or service isn't enough – today, a compelling story about your brand is the most important aspect of running a business.

In this course, instructors from The University of California, Berkeley explain how employees and business leaders can foster happier and more productive workplaces.

This April 2022 episode of Dan Snow's History Hit podcast explores the political ideologies that sparked the movement for India's independence, as well as the British response to it.

The Four takes a close look at the growth of four of the most influential companies in the world and the secrets behind their success.

This book shows startups how to achieve success by giving examples of companies that failed and outlining what they could have done better.

The Four Tendencies walks us through the four personality types and how they deal with expectations to help us better understand ourselves and those we encounter in our work and personal lives.

The Freaks Shall Inherit The Earth is an insightful manual on how to do business your way, to let go of the fear of being judged, and to make the best of social media - so you can hack your entrepreneurial skills.

A collection of stories and lessons learned by Séverine Autesserre from 20 years as a peacemaker.

This course explains the simple science and geology behind the polar regions, including how polar seasons work and why we can't be entirely sure where they begin and end.

In this comprehensive course, Teacher Stefano teaches the basics of the Italian language, giving all the right tools to start speaking from day one.

The Future is Faster Than You Think illustrates the factors contributing to accelerating advancements in technological innovation, the threats technology poses to the world, and what the future holds for tech.

In The Future Leader, Jacob Morgan explores the mindsets and skills leaders need to handle the challenges of tomorrow.

This course from Coventry University explains the basics of cybersecurity, how it is impacted by emerging technologies, and the challenges companies face in protecting their data.

Journalist and foreign relations expert Tim Marshall explores the new space race, illustrating how politics, geography, and international relations on Earth are being carried with us into the new frontier.