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University Certificate Courses

Non-degree certificate issued by a university (Harvard, Stanford, MIT). Comparing 65 across every provider.

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Learning How to Learn

The Science of Well-Being

Successful Negotiation: Essential Strategies and Skills

Introduction to Marketing

Introduction to Financial Accounting

CS50's Introduction to Computer Science

Data Science: Building Machine Learning Models

4.4(131) 725K

Beginner24hCert ✓

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eXedXFREE

CS50's Introduction to Artificial Intelligence with Python

Beginner70hCert ✓

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eXedXFREE

CS50's Introduction to Programming with Python

Beginner60hCert ✓

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CCourseraFREE

Superbosses: Managing Talent & Leadership

Beginner0hCert ✓

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CCourseraFREE

Economics of Money and Banking

Intermediate0hCert ✓

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