Most AGI education stays locked behind institutional gates or drowned in academic noise.
Structured learning for a complex field
Navulser builds lecture-based courses on artificial general intelligence that treat learners as capable adults — wherever they are, whatever passport they hold.
How it started
Geography was never the point
Access to rigorous AGI education in 2014 meant living near a handful of universities in three countries. Navulser was built specifically to break that dependency — lectures first, geography second.
Each course follows a sequential delivery model: concepts build on each other, lectures reference prior material, and assessments test understanding rather than memorisation. Students in Kyiv and Nairobi work through identical material at their own pace.
The people behind it
Three roles, one direction
Each team member focuses on a specific layer of the learning experience — research accuracy, curriculum structure, and student clarity.
Daryna Kovalchuk
Director of Research
Tracks primary literature on AGI alignment and cognitive architecture. Decides which findings are ready for a lecture format and which need more time to settle.
Bohdan Serhiienko
Lead Curriculum Designer
Sequences lecture material so that each session answers questions raised in the previous one. Works closely with research to translate technical depth into teachable steps.
Iryna Marchuk
Head of Student Experience
Manages the feedback loop between learners and course authors. Identifies where students lose the thread and brings that data back into curriculum revision cycles.
Platform at a glance
Numbers that describe the work
Courses cover AGI theory, alignment research, cognitive modelling, and the practical limits of current large-scale systems. Each series runs between 8 and 22 lectures.
AGI is a moving field. Some lectures carry a revision date because the underlying research shifted. Students are told when material is contested or early-stage — not after the fact.
Lectures unlock in order. Each session builds on the previous one so that later material lands with full context rather than in isolation.
Every lecture script passes through at least two subject-matter reviewers before recording. Corrections go into a changelog visible to enrolled students.
Enrollment requires an email address and a working internet connection. Payment options cover regions where international card processing is unreliable.