Learn for Credit - Literature and Philosophy for Global Challenges

Are you curious about how the stories we tell influence politics, education, and society? Do you love reading, writing, and thinking deeply about human nature and global issues? This immersive course invites you to challenge dominant narratives and discover how literature and philosophy can inspire real-world change.

Through engaging online modules and a dynamic on-campus workshop, you’ll explore big thinkers, and dive into cutting-edge ideas from psychology, anthropology, and economics. You’ll learn to read “dangerously”, critiquing texts, questioning assumptions, and imagining more hopeful futures.

Whether you're passionate about English, Philosophy, or global politics, this course will sharpen your critical thinking, deepen your understanding of human nature, and empower you to become a thoughtful changemaker.

Morning tea and lunch will be provided each day.

Date: Saturday 8 August 2026

Time: 9am - 2.30pm (Registration at 8:45am)

Location: Bond University

Cost: $50

Note: Students will be required to bring their own laptop or smart device.

Closer to the workshop date, we’ll be in touch with details about any preparation required.

Please make sure to register using your personal or school email address—not a parent’s email—as this will be the account used to access the online course materials.