The Boundless Era

Courses

Courses

Our six-week courses are taught by actual practitioners — applied disciplines, not theorists. In an age where all analysis, not just knowledge, is accessible with a simple search, we work with relatable, accessible people who have actual skin in the game.

  1. PlannedRethinking Offline with AISix weeks, a different offline vertical each one — consumer goods, food and drink, and others besides. We rebuild each with the tools that exist today, in the open, and you leave having done it rather than having watched.Taught by

    Laura Chavez

    Founder, Lark & Berry

    Laura founded Lark & Berry, the fine jewellery house that opened the first physical luxury store dedicated entirely to lab-grown diamonds and gemstones — in a trade that had spent a century insisting the two things could not sit in the same window. The case study on it is taught at London Business School.

    She has since built businesses and experiments across food, hospitality, technology and culture, and co-founded The Boundless Era. She is a designer first: most of her projects begin as a drawing of a place that does not exist yet, and the business is what it takes to build it.

    Register interest: Rethinking Offline with AI

  2. PlannedFrom Confucius to Xi: Understanding ChinaSix weeks on the philosophy, art, history, economics and politics behind modern China — taken as one inheritance rather than six subjects, from the classical canon to the present administration.Taught by

    Alice Wang

    Soprano; founder, Operaland CIC

    Alice read History at Yale and spent the following decade in finance, running two equity investment strategies with more than £300 million under management.

    She left finance for music. A third-generation musician who began studying at three with her grandfather, a conductor and composer in the Chinese army, she is a coloratura soprano and the founder of Operaland CIC, which makes narrative-led opera for audiences outside the opera house: interactive recitals, reimagined Baroque, and productions that put music beside collaborators it has no business working with, until it does.

    Register interest: From Confucius to Xi: Understanding China