The course focuses on Logic as a formal, Aristotelian and non-classical science. It also covers the development of mathematical, verbal and abstract reasoning; essential skills for admission exams. The classes are 20% theory and 80% practical. The resolution of exercises and their explanation are the central axis of the sessions. The possibility of studying a specific type of reasoning is also offered at the student's request.

The course focuses on the great currents and figures of Philosophy, from classical to contemporary thinkers. The topics are presented in a synthesized and digestible way, focusing on the central problems of each period to build an overview of philosophy. The option of studying a philosopher or current in depth at the student's requirement is also offered. The methodology used in the course is predominantly active. And sometimes some of the avant-garde.

The course focuses on the great historical narratives of the West and the Latin American region, from prehistory to contemporary times. The topics are presented in a synthesized and digestible way, focusing on the most relevant events of each period to build a general vision of the history of human beings. The option of studying a specific period or historical event in depth is also offered at the student's request. The methodology used in the course is predominantly active (Learning based on problems, challenges, by discovery, etc.) And sometimes some of the avant-garde.