COURSERA | 85 Courses | Free | Limited Time Offer

[RagRaw]

(this one is NOT similar to the “COURSERA for CAMPUS- COVID initiative”)

Dear Wonderful People,

For a limited time, Coursera offers 100 Certificate Courses for FREE
of which these 85 courses were initially paid and are Free now.

Below is the full list
(source: here )

(Some Courses worth taking are listed in BOLD)
Steps

1. Shortlist your desired course (from the list below)
2. Login to Coursera
3. Search for the Name of Course
4. Join for free

• [Mindshift: Break Through Obstacles to Learning and Discover Your Hidden Potential] from McMaster University 8/5 **(4101 ratings)
• [A Life of Happiness and Fulfillment] from Indian School of Business 4.8/5 (3473 ratings)
• [Mountains 101] from University of Alberta 4.9/5 (899 ratings)
• [Introduction to Programming with MATLAB] from Vanderbilt University 4.8/5 (5004 ratings)
• [Mechanics of Materials I: Fundamentals of Stress & Strain and Axial Loading] from Georgia Institute of Technology 4.8/5 (825 ratings)
• [Social Psychology] from Wesleyan University 4.9/5 (471 ratings)
• [Dino 101: Dinosaur Paleobiology] from University of Alberta 4.9/5 (1204 ratings)
• [The Science of the Solar System] from California Institute of Technology 4.9/5 (376 ratings)
• [Introduction to Philosophy] from University of Edinburgh 4.6/5
• [De-Mystifying Mindfulness] from Leiden University 4.8/5 (947 ratings)
• [Psychological First Aid] from Johns Hopkins University 4.8/5 (3251 ratings)
• [Introductory Human Physiology] from Duke University 4.7/5 (2052 ratings)
• [How Things Work: An Introduction to Physics] from University of Virginia 4.8/5 (1030 ratings)
• **Chinese for Beginners]from Peking University 4.7/5 (4810 ratings)
• **Guitar for Beginners] from Berklee College of Music 4.8/5 (1535 ratings)
• [C++ For C Programmers, Part A] from University of California, Santa Cruz 4.4/5 (718 ratings)
• [Becoming a changemaker: Introduction to Social Innovation] from University of Cape Town 4.8/5 (386 ratings)
• [Design: Creation of Artifacts in Society] from University of Pennsylvania 4.8/5 (149 ratings)
• [Dog Emotion and Cognition] from Duke University 4.6/5 (2584 ratings)
• [Introduction to Sustainability] from University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign 4.8/5 (656 ratings)
• [Sit Less, Get Active] from University of Edinburgh 4.5 (771 ratings)
• [Epidemiology: The Basic Science of Public Health] from The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill 4.6/5 (1696 ratings)
• [Astronomy: Exploring Time and Space] from University of Arizona 4.8/5 (1297 ratings)
• [The Science of Success: What Researchers Know that You Should Know]from University of Michigan 4.8/5 (343 ratings)
• [Animal Behaviour and Welfare] from University of Edinburgh 4.8/5 (1670 ratings)
• [New Models of Business in Society] from University of Virginia 4.6/5 (610 ratings)
• [First Step Korean] from Yonsei University 4.8/5 (6414 ratings)
• [Big History: Connecting Knowledge from Macquarie University 4.8/5 (1014 ratings)
• [Creative Problem Solving] from University of Minnesota
• [Code Yourself! An Introduction to Programming] from University of Edinburgh
• [Introduction to Personal Branding]from University of Virginia
• [Think Again I: How to Understand Arguments]from Duke University
• [Personal & Family Financial Planning]from University of Florida
• [The Challenges of Global Health] from Duke University
• [Introduction to Chemistry: Reactions and Ratios] from Duke University
• [How to Write a Resume (Project-Centered Course)]from State University of New York
• [Disaster Preparedness] from University of Pittsburgh
• [Epidemics, Pandemics and Outbreaks] from University of Pittsburgh
• [Managing the Company of the Future]from University of London International Programmes
• [Data Science Math Skills] from Duke University
• [Science of Exercise] from University of Colorado Boulder
• [Infection Prevention in Nursing Homes]from The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
• [Build Your First Android App (Project-Centered Course)] from École Centrale Paris
• [Tricky American English Pronunciation]) from University of California, Irvine
• [Essentials of Global Health] from Yale University
• [Converting Challenges into Opportunities]from University of California, San Diego
• [Introduction to Chemistry: Structures and Solutions]from Duke University
• [The Arts and Science of Relationships: Understanding Human Needs] from University of Toronto
• [Communication Strategies for a Virtual Age] from University of Toronto
• [Getting Started With Music Theory] from Michigan State University
• [Disease Screening in Public Health] from University of Geneva
• [How to Write and Publish a Scientific Paper (Project-Centered Course)] from École Polytechnique
• [Healing with the Arts] from University of Florida
• [Bugs 101: Insect-Human Interactions]) from University of Alberta
• [Fashion as Design] from The Museum of Modern Art
• [Ecology: Ecosystem Dynamics and Conservation] from American Museum of Natural History
• [Disease Clusters] from Johns Hopkins University
• [Fundamentals of Engineering Exam Review] from Georgia Institute of Technology
• [Computer Vision Basics] from University at Buffalo
• [Exploring Emerging Technologies for Lifelong Learning and Success]from University at Buffalo
• [How to Get Skilled: Introduction to Individual Skills Management (Project-Centered Course)] from State University of New York
• [Probability and Statistics: Top or not top?] from University of London International Programmes
• [Marketing Analytics] from University of Virginia
• [The Strategy of Content Marketing] from University of California, Davis
• [The Language of Design: Form and Meaning] from California Institute of the Arts
• [Global Health: An Interdisciplinary Overview] from University of Geneva
• [Teamwork Skills: Communicating Effectively in Groups] from University of Colorado Boulder
• [Making Architecture] from IE Business School
• [Communicating During Global Emergencies] from Emory University
• [Creative Thinking: Techniques and Tools for Success] from Imperial College London
• [Getting Started with AWS Machine Learning] from Amazon Web Services
• [Successful Career Development] from University System of Georgia
• [Introduction to Calculus] from The University of Sydney
• [Introduction to TCP/IP] from Yonsei University
• [Machine Learning for Business Professionals] from Google Cloud
• [Building Conversational Experiences with Dialogflow] from Google Cloud
• [Industrial IoT on Google Cloud Platform] from Google Cloud
• [Google Cloud Platform Fundamentals for AWS Professionals] from Google Cloud
• [Introduction to Cloud Identity] from Google Cloud
• [AWS Computer Vision: Getting Started with GluonCV] from Amazon Web Services
• [Getting Started with AWS Machine Learning] from Amazon Web Services
• [Developing AI Applications on Azure] from LearnQuest
• [Cloud Computing Basics (Cloud 101)] from LearnQuest

[fawad0301]

Thanks for sharing

[code_cowboy]

it requires credit card. can i use fake credit card generator?

edit:
test ccgenerator not working. anybody have a good solution?

[Ramon_Esprella1]

it working thanks

[jacksparrow]

thanks i needed this . One more tip reverse the list best courses are at bottom.

[Kamalesh_Parab]

Credit card is not required mate Just follow these steps:

In normal situation when we enroll it will show like this

But we have to click on source link shared by @RagRaw i.e. Below is the full list
(source: here )

then we have to open the courses through the link given in the article. So it will show like this:

After clicking “enroll for free” it will show like this:

Sometimes it won’t show the message " Coursera Together: enroll today and get this course for free." So just refresh the page or close the tab and open the link again.
Before

After Refresh

[suraj_bahadur]

can i get certificate for free???

[zouhir_Boudelli1]

@RagRaw

University

Yees @suraj_bahadur

[chika_azuonwu]

Thank you for this post. It really helped

[Bruce_Batman_Wayne]

very helpful. thanks

[Fungo_Limo1]

tenkiu :3

[sfhussain8]

Just can’t thank you enough folks… 1H community rocks