It is intended as *just* a starting point for discussion.
It can be expanded, contracted, altered, whatever, and then some bold person can write an article on the subject. Even multiple ones on different schools.
I always start my projects with raw lists like this, and I figured it could be useful.
So, I can see cynics learning from Beory's school and Obhad-Hai's school. I'll start there. Also, I would expect that most schools are taught from the apprenticeship program.
However, some schools might take the classroom approach. Boccob could also teach the rules of logic.
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All faiths would teach religion and philosophy, in one form or another.
Metalwork/smithing and alchemy include chemistry.
A lot of faiths would teach some form or political science/civics or sociology, although they might not use those terms. Trithereon, who isn't mentioned, would be pretty explicit on poli sci, I'd think, and so would most lawful faiths.
Entomology for Bralm.
Music for Lydia.
Art for Lirr.
Maybe theatre for Lirr and Olidammara?
Hextor and Heironeous' military studies would emphasize individual skills (e.g. how to use a battleaxe) and "man management", the psychological and sociological side of war--how to create effective teams, and motivate them to fight i.e., the "nitty-gritty, worms eye view" stuff. In the Scarlet Brotherhood's army, Bralm gets some devotion in the Scarlet Brotherhood's armies, so her worshippers might teach some of the later as well. The Bralmi, Hextorians, and Heironeians would have rather different views on how to successfully train and lead troops. On the other hand, Zilchian military studies would be more from the grand strategy, political-diplomatic, and economics of war perspective (i.e., "big picture" stuff). Daern would teach military engineering, maybe artillery.
All military studies have a historical aspect.
A lot of faiths would teach their original languages. IIRC, Bastion of Faith states that Heironeians learn Oeridian. I can't imagine that the Jasadin would teach Suel.
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On the other hand, Zilchian military studies would be more from the grand strategy, political-diplomatic, and economics of war perspective (i.e., "big picture" stuff). Daern would teach military engineering, maybe artillery.