School is almost back in session, but even if you're no longer a student, it's never too late to learn something new. If you're looking to stream something entertaining and educational, then Netflix has you covered with 10 new documentaries and docuseries this September. Whether you want to watch a true-crime documentary [1] about the accused serial rapist who inspired M. Night Shyamalan [2]'s Split, a fascinating series about the rise of al-Qaeda in the 1980s, or a first-hand look into SpaceX's first all-civilian launch, Netflix has something for everyone this month. Here are all the new offerings you need to watch in September.

Turning Point: 9/11 and the War on Terror

Ahead of the 20th anniversary of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, this docuseries traces Al Qaeda's origin in the 1980s, leading up to the attacks and America's forceful response.

When it's available: Sept. 1 [3]

Countdown: Inspiration4 Mission to Space

If you've ever wanted an all-access pass to life as an astronaut, then you need to check out this docuseries that allows viewers to join the first all-civilian orbital space mission — from training to landing.

When it's available: Sept. 6 [4]

Untold: Breaking Point

The fifth and final instalment of Untold — which is produced by the same team behind Wild Wild Country — delves into the story of tennis legend Mardy Fish. During the early 2000s, Fish rose to prominence while contending with mental health challenges both on and off the court.

When it's available: Sept. 7 [5]

Blood Brothers: Malcolm X & Muhammad Ali

Though they instantly clicked when they first met, human rights activist Malcolm X and professional boxer Muhammad Ali eventually had a dramatic falling out due to their changing ideals. This documentary offers insight into their tumultuous friendship.

When it's available: Sept. 9 [6]

The Women and the Murderer

During the 1990s in France, serial killer Guy Georges (dubbed the Beast of Bastille) assaulted, tortured, raped, and killed seven women and was later sentenced to life in prison. This documentary follows the journey of the police chief and the victim's mother who brought him to justice.

When it's available: Sept. 9 [7]

Schumacher

German former racing driver Michael Schumacher became a Formula One icon before he sustained a traumatic brain injury in 2013. This sports documentary follows Schumacher's rise to fame and his personal life outside racing.

When it's available: Sept. 15 [8]

My Heroes Were Cowboys

Professional horse trainer and Australian immigrant Robin Wiltshire recounts how Hollywood westerns helped him escape his painful childhood in this feel-good documentary.

When it's available: Sept. 16 [9]

Monsters Inside: The 24 Faces of Billy Milligan

Billy Milligan was the first person to be acquitted of a major crime based on a defence that he suffered from a dissociative identity disorder. This case that many true-crime fans find fascinating is covered from start to finish in this chilling docuseries.

When it's available: Sept. 22 [10]

Vendetta: Truth, Lies and The Mafia

What happens when those dedicated to bringing down organised crime are accused of being criminals themselves? This question is tackled in this Italian docuseries that tells the story of Sicily's ambitious "Anti-Mafia" coalition.

When it's available: Sept. 24 [11]

Crime Stories: India Detectives

Go behind the scenes with the Bengaluru police as they work on four major crime investigations in this fascinating docuseries.

When it's available: TBA [12]