How EDeeU EDucation works
You can learn anything from books borrowed from your local library and free or low-cost online resources. However people who try learning independently frequently find themselves not knowing which resources to choose. It's also hard to stay motivated, and when you get stuck it can be hard to make progress without support. Finally, independent learners need a way to show the world what they've learned.
At EDeeU Education we solve all these problems. We provide all students with a personal Director of Studies, whose job it is to guide you through your chosen field using free and low-cost resources. Our Directors of Studies come from both academia and industry and have backgrounds in all subjects and disciplines.
If you would like to become a Director of Studies, please reach out to us here.
Curricula
An Undergraduate Curriculum in Mathematics
by Dr. Alexander Coward, Director of Studies in Mathematics
This curriculum is intended for students who want to learn mathematics to the standard of someone graduating as a math major from a top university.
Topics range from classical geometry dating back to Ancient Greece, through pioneering work done in the 17th, 18th and 19th centuries, to modern mathematics that forms the foundations of current research.
The course of study balances pure mathematical topics like Galois Theory and Geometry with elements of applied mathematics like Fluid Mechanics and Statistical Mechanics. It also covers important topics in mathematical physics such as Special Relativity and Quantum Theory, as well as topics in theoretical computer science and the mathematical foundations of Machine Learning and Blockchain.
More curricula coming soon!
Directors of Studies
Alexander Coward
Mathematics
Education
Software Engineering
Dan Davison
Software Engineering
Statistics
Population genetics and evolutionary biology
LeO ZHANG
Computer Science
Software engineering
Kasie Wong
Molecular biology
Cell biology
Biochemistry
Atul Singh
Politics and History
Economics
Literature
Rama Veeraragoo
Law
Strategy and Entrepreneurship
Business Finance
Nathan Mandi
Algorithms
Artificial Intelligence / Machine Learning
Probability / Discrete Math
Peter Isackson
Arts and Literature
Intercultural skills
Innovation and design
Politics
Tim Lou
Physics
Mathematics
Programming
Rish Shadra
Software Development
Computer Hardware Design
CAD/Rapid Prototyping
Heather Campbell
English as a Second Language
Plant Biology
Ecology
Jonathan Mitchell
Computer Vision
Deep Learning
Full Stack Web Development
Jonathan Weisberg
Chemistry
Physics
Mathematics
Jacob Howard
Chemistry
Physics
Mathematics
Chris Mogni
Physics
Mathematics
Machine Learning
Marie Hepfer
Starting a Startup
Startup Data Science
Project Management
Greg Little
Computer Science
Programming
Machine Learning
Richard Coward
Politics
Economics
How you get credit for your learning
There is no better way for you to show what you're capable of than by showing your work to the world directly. For that reason we assign no grades and instead help you build the best possible portfolio of work. This process not only reduces stress and anxiety due to being over-tested and over-graded, but it also gives you the space to think deeply about what you are learning and explore questions that don't have quick or simple answers.
To support our portfolio-based approach, we built edeeu.com, a portfolio-based transcript for you to showcase your work. It's free to use for everyone. For an example of what kind of portfolio you can build with EDeeU Education, see edeeu.com/kasie. Your EDeeU portfolio is always free and always under your 100% control.
WhaT Students are saying
"A huge boost to my learning."
"The one-on-one sessions are fantastic."
"It never occurred to me previously that I'd have the opportunity to have personal help from someone with this level of expertise."
Build your own portfolio-based transcript at EDeeU.com.
How to apply
We operate a rolling admission policy, with new students starting immediately upon admission.
Decisions about admission are at the discretion of your proposed Director of Studies, who will review your application and interview you before reaching a decision. Often students interview with more than one Director of Studies before deciding on a good fit. Subscribing to a Director of Studies ordinarily costs $750 per month, and we adopt an affordability policy for those students unable to meet that cost without experiencing financial hardship. We also gratefully acknowledge students who contribute more than $750 per month to support their Director of Studies. Our aspiration is to never turn away students who want to learn because of cost, while also enabling Directors of Studies to make a living supporting their students.
To begin the application procedure, start by filling out the form below, and one of our Directors of Studies will reach out.