The association is based on education and didactic training as a fundamental, universal, inalienable and indivisible right, by providing educational services for the purpose of general and vocational education. The association aims to promote the development of culture, art, science, sociology, technology, craftsmanship, criminology, journalism, motor skills and creativity. It promotes information in general. The courses are conducted in collaboration with other organizations that pursue the same goals, entirely in telematic mode. The entire organizational structure, including the lecturers, carries out its activities on a voluntary basis. No fees are charged to enrolled students. Priority is given to particularly disadvantaged and low-income students when enrolling. The association's assets consist of membership fees, donations, income from events and other contributions. The association is non-commercial, non-profit, as well as confessionally and politically neutral. All diplomas, such as professional diplomas, bachelor's, master's and doctoral diplomas, are private diplomas that do not need to be regulated and do not belong to regulated professions, but enable the exercise of a regular profession in Switzerland and abroad. The qualifications may be valid in the sense of the Lisbon Recognition Convention on the recognition of qualifications in the higher education area in the European region, signed on April 11, 1997 in Lisbon.