Welcome & purpose
The Collegium exists for pluralistic, disciplined study of occult histories, texts, practices, ethics, and living traditions. It does not require religious conformity or promise supernatural outcomes.
Your academic identity
Use one member record for applications, enrolments, attendance, assessments, communications, and awards. Keep contact details and time zone current.
Learning expectations
Read assigned material, arrive prepared, participate respectfully, document practice honestly, meet deadlines, and distinguish personal testimony from historical or empirical claims.
Attendance & engagement
Live attendance requirements are stated in each syllabus. When recordings are allowed, completing them may not replace seminars, supervised practice, or assessed participation.
Assessment & feedback
Every assessed study publishes outcomes, criteria, submission rules, marking scale, feedback window, and permitted assistance before work is due.
Academic integrity
Submit your own work; cite sources; disclose permitted tools and collaboration; never fabricate sources, experiences, observations, or records.
Community conduct
No harassment, threats, coercive recruitment, doxxing, identity-based abuse, sexual pressure, impersonation, or claims of spiritual authority used to control another member.
Privacy & recording
Do not record, repost, quote, or identify classmates outside permitted spaces without their clear consent. Classroom and support records follow their stated access controls.
Accessibility & adjustments
Students may request reasonable changes to format, time, participation, or assessment. Requests are considered individually without requiring public disclosure to classmates.
Support, complaints & appeals
Informal resolution is available but never required where inappropriate. Formal complaints, academic appeals, and conduct reports receive a case number and independent review path.