Coursera
Coursera is an online education provider that offers online courses, popularly known as MOOCs or Massive Open Online Courses, from top universities around the world. Currently it has over 350 partners from around 35 countries. Partners include Universities such as Stanford, Duke, Penn, Princeton, Michigan, Peking, and HEC Paris. Coursera also partners with companies like IBM, Google, and PwC — these companies have launched courses on Coursera.
Coursera is the most popular MOOC provider in the world based on the number of students (over 183 million learners) and has an active catalog of 15,000+ online courses.
As well as these individual courses and 50+ online degrees, Coursera offers hundreds of groups of courses known as Specializations, MasterTracks, and Professional Certificates.
Catalog of Coursera Online Courses
Coursera’s Monetization Journey: From Zero to IPO
The Day MOOCs Truly Died: Coursera’s Preview Mode Kills Free Learning
Coursera’s 2025 Strategy: Focusing on Campus, Scaling Back Degrees
Help Articles
- What is Coursera?
- How do Coursera courses work?
- How does a Coursera Subscription work?
- Can I get a degree through Coursera?
- How to sign up for a Coursera course?
- Coursera mobile app
- What are some websites similar to Coursera?
- Which are the Best Coursera courses?
- Are Coursera courses free?
- How to earn a certificate from Coursera?
- How much does Coursera cost?
- What are Coursera Specializations?
- How do I get a refund for a Coursera course?
- Coursera Financial Aid
- How to get a Coursera Certificate for free?
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