PMA® Science University · Learning Campus


Structured study of psychology, human behaviour and Stoic practice


This is the teaching campus of PMA Science University. Each course is organised into modules, written lessons and assessments, and is prepared and maintained by the PMA Science University Course Team. Study at your own pace, in your own order, and finish with a Certificate of Completion.



Fields of study


Four subjects, taught as one discipline

Psychology


How thought, perception, memory, emotion and personality are studied — and what the evidence does and does not support.

Human behaviour


Observation, antecedents and consequences, behavioural change, and the documentation practices used by professionals.

Positive Mental Attitude


The PMA tradition: attitude, discipline, self-direction and the practical habits that carry them.

Stoic practice


Ancient philosophy read as a working method for resilience, judgement and mental discipline.

The catalogue


Courses open for enrolment


Prices, payment and receipts are handled by PMA Science LLC at pmascience.com. Enrolment is granted on this campus as soon as payment is confirmed.


How a PMA course works


Modules, lessons, assessment, certificate

1 · Enrol


Choose a course and complete payment at pmascience.com. Your account on this campus is created or reused automatically, and the course appears in your profile.

2 · Work through the modules


Every course is divided into named modules. Lessons are written to be read in order, but nothing is locked behind a timer.

3 · Sit the assessments


Quizzes check understanding rather than recall. Retakes are allowed; a course is complete when its stated conditions are met.

4 · Receive a Certificate of Completion


It records that you completed a named course of study. It is not an accredited qualification, academic credit or a professional licence.

Institutional standing


PMA Science University is an independent, non-accredited educational institution operated by PMA Science LLC. Courses lead to certificates of completion, not accredited academic degrees, academic credit, government-recognised certification or professional licensure. Course material is educational and is not a substitute for assessment, diagnosis or treatment by a qualified professional.