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edX lets students in any country take free online courses taught by leading universities worldwide. You can earn a certificate of completion once you finish a course.
Around 800 courses are available right now, spread across many subjects: biology, business, chemistry, computer science, economics, finance, electronics, engineering, food and nutrition, history, humanities, law, literature, math, medicine, music, philosophy, physics, science and statistics.
About 60+ universities take part, among them Harvard University, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), University of California Berkeley, McGill University, Australian National University, Wellesley University, Georgetown University, University of Toronto, TU Delft and The University of Texas System.
The Global Freshman Academy from Arizona State University
Through the Global Freshman Academy, people from any background can take the same courses taught by the same faculty as on-campus Arizona State University students. You can earn transferable ASU credit from anywhere in the world, and you pay tuition only if you reach the grade you need. Check out the courses!
MicroMasters programs are graduate level course series from top universities such as MIT, RIT, Columbia University and UPenn, built to move your career forward. They give deep learning in a specific career field and employers recognise them for real job relevance. You may apply to the university that offers credit for the MicroMasters certificate and, if accepted, work toward an accelerated and less expensive Master's Degree. See the Master's courses!
To sign up, create an edX account and then register for the course you want. Registration is free unless you choose a verified certificate.
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