Liberal Education is the core philosophy of Libera Education. We are dedicated to providing students with a comprehensive, balanced, and in-depth humanistic education.
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Liberal Education traces its roots to ancient Greek and Roman traditions, derived from the Latin term artes liberales ("the skills of a free person"). It aims to develop the full range of abilities required for a free individual, rather than focusing solely on vocational or professional training.
Unlike specialized or career-oriented education, liberal education emphasizes broad knowledge, general intellectual horizons, critical thinking, and character development. This equips students to think independently, make rational judgments, and actively engage in society amid complex and rapidly changing environments.
Libera Education is officially accredited by WMEA (a specialized international accreditation body focused on liberal education standards), ensuring its curriculum aligns with standards of top-tier liberal schools in the UK and globally.
In today's world, liberal education empowers students to transcend the limitations of narrow specialization, fostering adaptability for lifelong learning and interdisciplinary challenges.
Covering humanities, social sciences, natural sciences, arts, languages, and more, to avoid premature specialization.
Training students to analyze problems, discern truth from falsehood, and construct sound logical arguments.
Including written expression, public speaking, and cross-cultural communication to train clear articulation.
Developing moral judgment, social compassion, and a global perspective for modern citizens.
Through literature, art, music, and philosophy to enhance aesthetic sensitivity and emotional depth.
Emphasizing sportsmanship, healthy living, and refined personal demeanor like etiquette and poise.
Upon completing foundational studies, Libera Education places special emphasis on practical life skills development:
Full completion of humanities, sciences, and arts.
Critical thinking and practical problem-solving proficiency.
Public speaking, reports, and clear logical articulation.
Moral responsibility and global cross-cultural experience.
Liberal education extends far beyond the classroom, stressing the unity of knowledge and action ("knowing and doing"). Students must apply what they learn through project-based research and practical initiatives.