Curated textbooks
Each period assigns a core text chosen by the faculty, downloadable from EUCLID's secure e-library, with supplementary readings and templates.
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Every course pairs a faculty-selected core text with direct access to your professor by email and Zoom, and with AI tools that help you study, never think for you.

How you learn
Each period assigns a core text chosen by the faculty, downloadable from EUCLID's secure e-library, with supplementary readings and templates.
Write to your professor by email and meet in scheduled Zoom sessions. Your work is read and graded by faculty, not by software.
Use AI tools to explore readings, test your understanding and prepare for discussion, within EUCLID's academic integrity policy.
Courses are divided into periods with a set reading, a video overview and a completion step, so you always know what comes next.
A course, step by step
Featured faculty
Dean, School of Global Health and Bioethics
Professor of Medicine and Bioethics
MD, PhD (Vienna, Marburg)
Dean, School of Diplomacy, Law and Global Affairs
Professor of Social Sciences
PhD (Leiden), MA (Durham)
Dean, School of Global Economics, Business and Sustainability
Associate Professor of Earth Science, Global Law and Finance
PhD (KAUST), DBA, LLM, MBA
Dean, School of Interfaith Studies and Religion
Associate Professor of Philosophy and Religion
PhD, DMin (Chicago CTU)
Vice-Chancellor
Professor of Global Economics and Sustainability
PhD Economics (Fordham), MBA (Rutgers)
School of Global Health and Bioethics
Professor of Global Health
MD, MPH (Hebrew University), PhD
School of Diplomacy, Law and Global Affairs
Professor of Practice in Diplomacy and International Law
PhD in Diplomacy and International Affairs (EUCLID)
School of Diplomacy, Law and Global Affairs
Associate Professor of International Law
PhD in Public Law (Grenoble)
AI-ready graduates
EUCLID and EULER are not only bringing AI into how we teach, research and serve our students. We are preparing our graduates for a professional world where AI is part of every serious job, so they can compete successfully with graduates of the world's leading institutions.
We use AI to support study, research and student services, under clear academic integrity rules, so students learn with the tools their future employers already rely on.
From diplomacy and international law to global health, economics and theology, we bring the AI question into each field: what it changes, where it fails and what it demands ethically.
Our graduates learn to direct AI with real expertise, verify what it produces and take responsibility for the result. In an AI-driven workplace, that is what sets leaders apart.
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