The purpose of the looking at the future...is to disturb the present!

Gaston Berger (1896-1960), francuski futurolog

The Center for Future Studies has secured the exclusive right to translate and adapt the "Become a Futurist" online training.

The Center for Future Studies has secured the exclusive right to translate and adapt the "Become a Futurist" online training. This training was designed by Professor Sohail Inayatullah, the world's leading futurist and laureate for the world's greatest futurist.

In the coming period, we will offer other trainings to everyone who wants to learn to think about the future.

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