<p>Model Thinking is a Coursera course from the University of Michigan, taught by Professor Scott E. Page, that introduces a starter kit of conceptual models used across economics, political science, sociology, and business. The course argues that people who think with multiple models make better decisions, forecasts, and strategies.</p><ul><li>12 modules covering tipping points, wisdom of crowds, segregation and peer effects, decision models, network dynamics, and game-theoretic strategy</li><li>Roughly 3 weeks at 10 hours per week; fully self-paced with a flexible schedule</li><li>Intermediate level – some algebra and related social-science exposure help, but no calculus required</li><li>Free to audit; quizzes, the final exam, and a shareable Certificate are available through the paid Coursera Certificate track (financial aid may be available)</li><li>Taught in English with subtitles in 22 languages</li></ul><p>Learners enrol directly on the Coursera course page; new cohorts start regularly.</p>