FYI. 1,000+ MOOCs (Massive Open Online Courses) are getting underway this month, giving you the chance to take free courses from top flight universities. With the help of Class Central, we’ve pulled together a complete list of June MOOCS. And below we’ve highlighted several courses that caught our eye. The trailer above comes from Søren Kierkegaard – Subjectivity, Irony and the Crisis of Modernity, a course created by the University of Copenhagen.
- Soren Kierkegaard – Subjectivity, Irony and the Crisis of Modernity – University of Copenhagen on Coursera – June 4 (8 weeks)
- Positive Psychology – The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill on Coursera – June 4 (6 weeks)
- Intellectual Humility: Science – University of Edinburgh on Coursera – June 4
- Math behind Moneyball – University of Houston System on Coursera – June 4
- Shakespeare: Print and Performance – King’s College London on FutureLearn – June 4
- Introduction to Psychology: The History and Science of Psychology – Monash University on FutureLearn – June 4
- Dangerous Questions: Why Academic Freedom Matters – Scholars at Risk on FutureLearn – June 4
- Machine Learning – Columbia University on edX – June 4
- Rome: A Virtual Tour of the Ancient City – University of Reading on FutureLearn – June 4
- Hinduism Through Its Scriptures – Harvard University on edX – June 4 (27 weeks)
- Data Science: Wrangling – Harvard University on edX – June 19
Here’s one tip to keep in mind: If you want to take a course for free, select the “Full Course, No Certificate” or “Audit” option when you enroll. If you would like an official certificate documenting that you have successfully completed the course, you will need to pay a fee.
You can browse through the complete list of June MOOCs here.
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