One faculty, several disciplines. Pick a school to see what is open now and what is coming.
The founding school. Learn philosophy live, one to one, with a professor who has spent a life inside the question, Socratic, guided, or in open debate, however you think best. Or take the long-form courses on the great traditions and the thinkers who shaped the mind, from Patanjali to Chalmers.
Learn a language the natural way: live, one to one, with an IACS student who actually grew up speaking it. They teach the way that works for you, a friend, a coach, or full immersion, and switch any time. Or step back and study language itself: linguistics, philosophy of language, and translation.
The clinical skills of psychiatry, for your own self-care: meet your own mind with a clinician's tools, live, one to one, with a student who has studied it. Reflect together, learn a concrete skill, or just talk it through. Or take the long-form courses, where the tools of psychology also turn on the new mind in the room.
Learn biology live, one to one, with a professor who has spent a life on what a living thing actually is: a cell that reads its own instructions, a boundary that keeps repairing itself, order that assembles for free before anything is selecting it. Or take the long-form courses on the thinkers who worked it out.
Learn physics live, one to one, with a professor who has spent a life on how the world works, from a quantum maybe becoming a definite this to the Planck limit where the smallest scale runs out of room. Or take the long-form courses on quantum foundations, the measurement problem, and cosmology.
Learn evidence-honest self-care live, one to one, with a professor who studies how to care for your own mind and body and for the people you love: placebo and mindset, sleep, breath, movement, pain, connection, and the honest truth about the supplement aisle. Or take the long-form courses. Education, never medical advice.