1.Courses

Hero Course

The most prestigious track, focusing on combat, rescue operations, and hero ethics. Classes include:

• Hero Training: Practical combat and quirk usage (e.g., Battle Training, Rescue Training).

• Foundational Hero Studies: Covering hero laws, tactics, and ethics.

• Hero Informatics: Analysis of heroes, villains, and strategies.

General Studies

For students who didn’t pass the Hero Course entrance exam but still want a hero-related education. Some may transfer to the Hero Course later (like Hitoshi Shinso).

Support Course

Focuses on developing gadgets and equipment for heroes.

• Support Tech Development: Engineering and invention classes.

Business Course

Trains future managers, PR agents, and coordinators for hero agencies.

2. Duration

Paragon University's standard degree program requires four years of study to graduate.

3. Certification

While Paragon University does not grant provisional or full hero licenses, its rigorous curriculum is designed to maximize students' success in official licensing examinations. All licenses are handled by the Public Hero Safety Commission.

4. Facilities

1. Combat & Quirk Training Facilities

• The Proving Grounds – A massive, reinforced arena with modular terrain (urban, forest, aquatic) for live combat drills.

• Quirk Specialization Labs – Custom training rooms with adjustable environments (extreme heat, zero gravity, etc.) to help students master their abilities.

• Simulated Disaster Zones – Collapsing buildings, wildfires, and flood simulations for rescue training.

• VR Tactical Rooms – Hyper-realistic holographic battles against AI villains or past mission recreations.

2. Academic & Research Facilities

• Hero Law & Ethics Hall – Lecture halls for hero legislation, crisis negotiation, and moral philosophy.

• Quirk Science Labs – Cutting-edge research labs for Quirk evolution, support gear development, and medical applications.

• Villain Behavior Analysis Center – A forensic lab for studying criminal psychology and past villain attacks.

3. Support & Gear Development

• Gear Forge – A high-tech workshop where students collaborate with support engineers to design hero equipment.

• Danger Room Testing Zone – A reinforced chamber for testing experimental weapons and gadgets.

• Mobility Course – Obstacle tracks for speedsters, flyers, and agility-based Quirk users.

4. Recovery & Medical Wing

• Advanced Infirmary – Staffed by healing Quirk specialists and robotics for rapid recovery.

• Quirk Exhaustion Therapy – Specialized treatment for overuse injuries or Quirk burnout.

• Nutrition & Enhancement Center – Custom meal plans and physical conditioning for peak hero performance.

5. Real-World Prep Facilities

• Urban Patrol Simulator – A fake city district where students conduct mock patrols and crisis response.

• Undercover Ops Wing – Disguise and stealth training for infiltration missions.

• Licensing Exam Prep Center – Mock exams replicating the national hero license tests.

6. Extracurricular & Social Spaces

• Hero Agency Networking Lounge – Where pros scout talent and students secure internships.

• Dormitory Towers – Secure, Quirk-proof housing for domestic and international students.

• Hall of Legends – A museum honoring past alumni and legendary heroes.

7. Faculty & Staff Facilities

Hero Instructors’ Lounge. A high-security retreat for Pro Hero professors and visiting mentors, featuring:

• Quirk-Analysis Stations – Monitors displaying real-time student training data for performance reviews.

• Debriefing Hub – A holographic table to replay mission footage and critique student tactics.

• Relaxation Wing – Soundproof, reinforced lounges (some teachers need fireproof furniture… or extra-strength coffee).

• Emergency Call Panels – Direct lines to campus security and hero agencies for crisis alerts.

• Mentor Meeting Rooms – Private spaces for professors to counsel students on career paths or Quirk struggles.

5. The Dean

6. Staff

7. Ids