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Working Lives on Britain's Railways: Railway History and Heritage
University of StrathclydeDiscover Britain's industrial heritage and learn about the lives of British railway workers from 1840-1914.
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Black Agency: Resistance and Resilience
University of ConnecticutExplore the history of anti-Black racism and reflect on how Black and non-Black people can build resilience to confront prejudice.
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Learning from the Past: A Guide for the Curious Researcher
The University of NottinghamLearn how to understand the past to explain the present, and get to know the amazing sources and resources of the British Library.
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Radical Spirituality: the Early History of the Quakers
Lancaster UniversityLearn about the beginnings of this radical religious group as it emerged in 17th century England, with this free online course.
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Irish 104: An Introduction to Irish Language and Culture
Dublin City UniversityLearn to talk about arrangements and give commands, whilst discovering the role of women in Irish myths and legends.
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Your Future in the Wellness Industry
WelltodoUnderstand the history of wellness and how consumers have evolved so you can better plan for your future career.
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Policing and Protest in Manchester: The Moss Side Riots
Manchester Grammar SchoolExamine the background and legacy of the Moss Side Riots in 1981, and explore key contemporary issues of policing and racism.
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Cultures and Identities in Europe
European University Institute (EUI)What does it mean to be European? Discover European cultures, identities and policies with this course.
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The Sharia and Islamic Law: An Introduction
The University of EdinburghDiscover Sharia and Islamic law, and learn more about some of the diverse roles they play in Muslim life.
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Extreme Geological Events
Cardiff UniversityExplore how extreme geological events have shaped Earth and what challenges future events might pose to our planet.
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Innovation: the World's Greatest
University of LeedsUnderstand what innovation means and consider the history and developments of innovations that are important in our daily lives.
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Collaborative Coding with Git
The University of ManchesterFind out how to improve code quality and work collaboratively on large-scale projects using Git.
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Early Modern Scottish Palaeography: Reading Scotland's Records
The University of GlasgowTravel back in time through Scottish history by examining early modern Scottish handwriting.
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WW1 Heroism: Through Art and Film
University of LeedsDiscover just some of the ways that heroism and the First World War is portrayed through art and film.
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Teaching Black British History: A Teacher Training Guide
The Black CurriculumDiscover how to best teach and embed Black British history into the national school curriculum with this informative course.
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English Football: a Social History
University of LeicesterA short course looking at the history, sociology and politics of football, including focuses on the World Cup and Leicester City.
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Great South Land: Introducing Australian History
The University of Newcastle AustraliaGain an introduction to Australian history starting with Aboriginal history pre-colonisation, and moving through to convictism
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Irish 204: Irish language and Culture for Adults
Dublin City UniversityDiscover the wonders of the Irish language and the rich history of Irish culture in this language course for adults.
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Military History
Explore major armed conflicts throughout history and investigate the causes and consequences of war with online military history courses.
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Roman History
Discover the important events that shaped Roman history, like the fall of the Republic and rise of the Empire with online Roman history courses.
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Introduction to American History: From Reconstruction to World War, 1865-1919
The University of Newcastle AustraliaExplore American history since 1865. Learn about the Civil War, Reconstruction, segregation and US foreign policy.
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Walter Scott: The Man Behind the Monument
University of AberdeenDiscover the writer, collector, and cultural icon who remains one of Scotland’s most enduring literary legends.
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Lancaster Castle and Northern English History: The View from the Stronghold
Lancaster UniversityWe will use the iconic building of Lancaster Castle to investigate how 2000 years of history has shaped the north-west of England.
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A Global History of Sex and Gender: Bodies and Power in the Modern World
The University of GlasgowDiscover how a focus on gender and sexuality transforms our understanding of modern, global history.
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Peterloo to the Pankhursts: Radicalism and Reform in the 19th Century
Royal Holloway, University of LondonDiscover the history of protest, parliament and citizens’ rights.
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Ancient History
Uncover some of the earliest civilisations in the world and study the people and customs of the past with online ancient history courses.
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A History of Public Health in Post-War Britain
London School of Hygiene & Tropical MedicineUnderstand where public health has come from, why it looks the way it does today and where it might go next.
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British History
Build your knowledge of famous British events and individuals that have had an impact on the world with online British history courses.
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Poetry and the Holocaust
Yad VashemExplore personal accounts of the Holocaust through poetry and discover how poems can help you understand events of the past.
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Social History
Gain insights into the lives of people in the past and the learn about the impact of major events and ideas on society with online social history courses.
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Medieval History
Learn about the fascinating medieval period and go beyond the major battles and changes of the Middle Ages with online medieval history courses.
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Irish History
Discover Ireland's journey to the modern day. Explore key events from early settlement to the Irish fight for independence with Irish history courses.
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The Book of Kells: Exploring an Irish Medieval Masterpiece
Trinity College DublinDiscover medieval Ireland using the Book of Kells, a ninth-century manuscript featuring the four gospels of the new testament.
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An Introduction to the Assessment of People at Work
Coventry UniversityDiscover the history of assessing people at work and get an overview of assessment throughout the employee life cycle.
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Working Lives in the Factories and Mills: Textile History and Heritage
University of StrathclydeDiscover the lives of textile industry workers during the Victorian era, and better understand Britain's industrial heritage.
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Rome: A Virtual Tour of the Ancient City
University of ReadingExplore the architecture and history of Rome, walking around a 3D digital model of the ancient city, with this free online course.
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Working Lives in the Coal Mines: Mining History and Heritage
University of StrathclydeExplore the experiences of workers in the coal mining industry from the 1840s to the 1920s and learn about its impact on Britain.
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Genealogy: Researching Your Family Tree
University of StrathclydeDive into your family ancestry and learn how to create a family tree on this online genealogy course.
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History of Slavery in the British Caribbean
The University of GlasgowExplore the history and legacy of British colonial slavery and oppression in the Caribbean through historical slave accounts.
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England in the Time of King Richard III
University of LeicesterExplore 15th century England through archaeology, history, and literature. Learn more about Richard III’s discovery and reburial.
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Archaeology and the Battle of Dunbar 1650: From the Scottish Battlefield to the New World
Durham UniversityDiscover how science, history and archaeology unlocked the stories of the soldiers from the Battle of Dunbar 1650.
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U.S. Anti-Black Racism
University of ConnecticutDiscover the history of racism in America and explore how racism and anti-Blackness is systemic in American society.
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Casing the Joint: Introducing Histories of Crime
The University of Newcastle AustraliaLearn about historical approaches to the study of crime and punishment, particularly in Australia
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From World War to White Heat: the RAF in the Cold War
Royal Holloway, University of LondonExplore the role that the Royal Air Force played in the Cold War through the collections of the RAF Museums at Hendon and Cosford.
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The Scottish Highland Clans: Origins, Decline and Transformation
The University of GlasgowExplore fascinating Scottish history by learning about the Highland clans and how clanship has changed across hundreds of years.
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A History of Royal Fashion
The University of GlasgowExplore how British royalty have influenced fashion over the last 500 years, from the Tudors to the Windsors.
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Introduction to Humanitarian Aid
Deakin UniversityDiscover the history of humanitarian aid and the principles and values that underpin it.
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Irish 103: An Introduction to Irish Language and Culture
Dublin City UniversityLearn to talk about occupations, daily life and personal skills in this third introductory course on the Irish language.
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Penshurst Place and the Sidney Family of Writers
Lancaster UniversityUncover the literary history of Penshurst Place, the 16th-century home of the Sidney family of writers and poets.
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Many Faces: Understanding the Complexities of Chinese Culture
University of ExeterDevelop a clearer understanding of modern China by exploring the role of art, literature and the 'noble hero' in Chinese culture.
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Antisemitism: From Its Origins to the Present
Yad VashemJoin 50 leading scholars in exploring antisemitism, from its roots to its contemporary forms.
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Empire: the Controversies of British Imperialism
University of ExeterThe British Empire continues to cause enormous disagreement among historians. Find out why and join the debate.
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Teaching the Holocaust: Innovative Approaches to the Challenges We Face
UCL (University College London)Explore history, delve into pedagogical challenges revealed by research, and find practical solutions for teaching the Holocaust.
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Network Defence Management: A History of IT
Coventry UniversityLearn about the history of cyber security, information technology (IT) and information systems (IS).
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The Scientific Revolution: Understanding the Roots of Modern Science
University of GroningenLearn about the seventeenth-century Scientific Revolution and its role in shaping the modern Western world.
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European Empires: An Introduction, 1400–1522
The University of Newcastle AustraliaGain insights into the major events and people that shaped Europe’s first modern colonial empires
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The Tudors
University of RoehamptonGo back in time to learn about the dramatic rule of the Tudor monarchs and religious change of the sixteenth century reformation.
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Beyond the Ballot: Women’s Rights and Suffrage from 1866 to Today
Royal Holloway, University of LondonExplore the campaign for women’s right to vote and its impact on women’s rights and equality to the present day.
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The History of the Book in the Early Modern Period: 1450 to 1800
Trinity College DublinExplore the history of the book during the early modern period and learn how the invention of printing revolutionized our world.
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Magna Carta
British CouncilImprove your English language skills while exploring Magna Carta - the 800-year-old "great charter" that shaped the world.
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Modern Sculpture: An Introduction to Art History
University of YorkGrow your visual analysis skills as you learn how to describe and learn from public sculpture artworks at the University of York.
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Biochemistry: the Molecules of Life
UEA (University of East Anglia)Explore the impact of biochemistry on bioenergy and health, discovering why graduates are in demand; with the Biochemical Society.
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Irish 106: An Introduction to Irish Language and Culture
Dublin City UniversityDelve deeper into Irish language and culture. You’ll explore past and future tenses - plus new subjects, like food and drink.
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History
Uncover archaeology and explore important events from ancient to modern times with online history courses from leading universities and cultural institutions.
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How Cyber Security Affects the Software Development Life Cycle
Coventry UniversityExamine security in the software development life cycle and discuss the legal and ethical aspects of secure systems.
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The Art of Washi Paper in Japanese Rare Books
Keio UniversityLearn about the history, production and design of papers used inside Japanese Rare Books.
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Health and Wellbeing in the Ancient World
The Open UniversityUse literary and archaeological evidence to see how ancient Greeks and Romans approached health, well-being and societal issues.
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Understanding Money: The History of Finance, Speculation, and the Stock Market
University of SouthamptonExplore how money, investment, and finance have been represented in arts, literature, and popular culture over the last 300 years.
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The Living Picture Craze: An Introduction to Victorian Film
The British Film Institute (BFI)Film takes a starring role in this course exploring the emergence of a new medium that was set to capture the world's imagination
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Irish 102: An Introduction to Irish Language and Culture
Dublin City UniversityFind out how to speak, write and understand basic words, phrases and dialogues in Irish.
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Irish 107: An Introduction to Irish Language and Culture
Dublin City UniversityContinue on your Irish language journey and explore conversational themes and gain new insights into Irish culture and language.
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Robert Burns: Poems, Songs and Legacy
The University of GlasgowDig deeper into the life and works of Robert Burns, with this free University of Glasgow course.
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Archaeology
Understand the lives of people from the past and learn the significance of major historical discoveries with these online archaeology courses.
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Christian-Muslim Relations
The University of EdinburghUncover important themes in the history of Christian-Muslim relations and understand the politics that continue to shape it.
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Sino-Japanese Interactions Through Rare Books
Keio UniversityLearn about the role of books in the relationship between the cultures of Japan and China, with this free online course.
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Maths Puzzles: Cryptarithms, Symbologies and Secret Codes
Davidson Institute of Science Education at the Weizmann Institute of ScienceExplore and solve encrypted maths puzzles, in which numbers are replaced by letters or symbols, with this free online course.
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Irish 108: An Introduction to Irish Language and Culture
Dublin City UniversityBuild on your existing knowledge of the Irish language and culture; cover topics like giving directions and making arrangements.
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Why Do People Migrate? Theories
European University Institute (EUI)Explore theories about migration in greater depth and learn how migration is a constant phenomenon throughout human history.
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World War 1: Trauma, Memory, Controversy
The Open UniversityExplore the traumatic effects of WW1 on soldiers and civilians. Discover how we remember and debate the history of this war.
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Preserving Norwegian Stave Churches
Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU)Stave Churches are an important part of Norway's heritage. Discover how Norwegian Stave Churches have been restored and preserved.
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Project Initiation
Coventry UniversityExplore the techniques needed to develop project initiation documentation and examine the triple constraint of project management.
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Begin Robotics
University of ReadingLearn robotics by exploring the history, anatomy and intelligence of robots and test drive robots using exciting simulations
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Fashion
Explore fashion with these free online fashion courses from FutureLearn – learn how the industry can become more sustainable, and examine its history.
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Written in Bone: An Introduction to Forensic and Bio-archaeology
Griffith UniversityLearn to use human skeletal analysis to read and uncover the story behind human remains, using three sites from around the world.
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Irish 105: An Introduction to Irish Language and Culture
Dublin City UniversityDeepen your understanding of Irish culture and language, exploring new conversational subjects such as the family and pastimes.
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Irish 201: An Introduction to Irish Language and Culture
Dublin City UniversityLearn about the rich culture found in the Irish language while developing your spoken, reading, listening and writing skills.
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From Waterloo to the Rhine: The British Army 1815-1945
The University of KentExamine one of the UK’s most storied institutions, and how 130 years of social, cultural and military change have shaped it.
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Exploring Stone Age Archaeology: The Mysteries of Star Carr
University of YorkDiscover Star Carr, one of the world's most important archaeological sites, and learn what life was like over 10,000 years ago.
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Irish 101: An Introduction to Irish Language and Culture
Dublin City UniversityGet an introduction to Ireland’s culture by learning the basics of the Irish language.
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Eliminating Trachoma
London School of Hygiene & Tropical MedicineDiscover how communities and experts are joining together to end trachoma disease across 44 endemic countries.
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International Culture and Tourism Management: Cultural Heritage and Tourism Management
Nankai UniversityExplore the history of cultural tourism and heritage tourism. Learn about tourism management at UNESCO World Heritage Sites.
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Inside Opera: Why Does It Matter?
King's College LondonDiscover the hidden world of opera, find out how it works and debate whether it’s still relevant today.
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Archaeology: from Dig to Lab and Beyond
University of ReadingGet an introduction to studying archaeology, exploring exciting discoveries in the Vale of Pewsey, near to Stonehenge and Avebury.
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The Politics of Economics and the Economics of Politicians
The University of NottinghamInvestigate links between economics and politicians with Sir Vince Cable and leading economists at the University of Nottingham.
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Conducting Remote Consultations and Triage
UCL (University College London)Learn how to conduct remote consultations and triage during COVID-19 with this free course for healthcare professionals.
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Fashion Management: Products and Collections
Institut Français de la Mode (IFM)Learn all about the fashion product, including how to define different fashion product categories, and how to build a collection.
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An Introduction to Japanese Subcultures
Keio UniversityExplore Japanese subcultures and learn about their history from the 1970s to today.
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The Museum as a Site and Source for Learning
The University of GlasgowExplore the purpose of museums today and find how they facilitate learning.
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Accounting for Death in War: Separating Fact from Fiction
Royal Holloway, University of LondonDiscover the main methods used to account for war deaths, how they've been used and practice using them yourself.
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Inclusive Education: Essential Knowledge for Success
Queensland University of TechnologyDiscover what inclusive education really is, explore its benefits and learn to implement it at system, school and classroom level.
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Bachelor of Arts
The University of Newcastle AustraliaEnrich your mind, diversify your skills and safeguard your future with our new work-ready arts degree at the University of Newcastle (UON).
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Pop Art
Centre PompidouDiscover a new side to the colourful history of Pop Art alongside experts at the world-famous Centre Pompidou.
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Getting Ahead in Health Services: Healthcare Management and Leadership Principles
Coventry UniversityLearn the principles of being an effective leader and manager in healthcare, including the theory of transformational leadership.
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Introduction to Psychology: The History and Science of Psychology
Monash UniversityInvestigate the history and science of psychology while mastering the basic principles of the scientific method.
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Understanding and Addressing Extremism Teach-Out
University of MichiganUnderstand the growing issue of extremism and what we can do to address and counter extremist views.
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Migration and Cities
European University Institute (EUI)Learn about how migration has shaped cities around the world and the particular issues that migrants face in urban contexts
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Literature of the English Country House
The University of SheffieldTake a journey through the literature of English country houses from the time of Thomas More to Oscar Wilde.
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Shakespeare
British CouncilExplore Shakespeare’s life, discover famous Shakespeare plays, and improve your English language skills with the British Council.
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Pharmacotherapy: Understanding Biotechnology Products
Taipei Medical UniversityImprove your clinical pharmacy knowledge and learn the principles, techniques and tools used to create biotechnology products.
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Concepts in Sustainable Development: An Introduction to the Key Issues
University of LeicesterExplore some of the key issues in sustainability, tackling the big questions with examples from around the world.
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Introduction to Korean Philosophy
Sungkyunkwan University (SKKU)Get to grips with Korean philosophy as you dive into Korean history and culture with Sungkyunkwan University in South Korea.
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Flexagons and the Math Behind Twisted Paper
Davidson Institute of Science Education at the Weizmann Institute of ScienceLearn how to make flexagons - beautiful and unique paper constructions - and explore the math behind them.
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Climate Change: The Science
University of ExeterLearn about the science of climate change, the risks it poses and how human activity is changing our world.
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Assessment of the Newborn
Griffith UniversityUnderstand the importance of the newborn physical assessment and learn how to conduct one.
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China’s Role in Global Tourism Development
Nankai UniversityUnderstand the recent history of tourism in China and explore global tourism trends including medical tourism and smart tourism.
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Discover Chinese Drama: Understanding 'The Injustice to Dou E'
National Chiao Tung UniversityExplore the origins and development of Chinese drama in this course examining the classic play 'The Injustice to Dou E'.
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Japanese Culture Through Rare Books
Keio UniversityExplore the important roles that books have played in the cultural history of Japan.
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Shakespeare: Print and Performance
King's College LondonLearn about Shakespeare in print and performance around the world, from early modern times to today.
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Irish 203: Irish Language and Culture for Adults
Dublin City UniversityDevelop your Irish language skills whilst discovering Irish culture with Dublin City University.
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Islamic Calligraphy: An Introduction to the Art of Handwriting
Universiti MalayaUnderstand the basics of Islamic and Arabic calligraphy and develop your calligraphy skills.
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Poetry: How to Read a Poem
University of YorkDiscover what poetry can tell us about human emotion and learn key ideas and techniques for understanding and interpreting verse.
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Propaganda and Ideology in Everyday Life
The University of NottinghamFind out how propaganda is used to instil political ideologies and its impact on our daily lives, with this free online course.
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Forensic Archaeology and Anthropology
Durham UniversityEnter the fascinating world of forensics, and learn how the deceased are located, recovered and analysed using DNA and pathology.
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Understanding Gender Identity: Trans People in the Workplace
The Open UniversityHelp to create a more trans-friendly workplace, by learning about trans people, the struggles they face and how to support them.
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Good Brain, Bad Brain: Drug Origins
University of BirminghamExplore our past, present and future understanding of drugs with this online course. Where do drugs come from? How do they work?
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Become a Psychologist
Psychologists study human behaviour in order to explain thoughts, feelings and emotions. Once they understand where behaviour is coming from, they can improve lives by offering support in the form of counselling or therapy.
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Finance Fundamentals: Financial Services after the Banking Crisis
The Open UniversityExplore the UK financial services landscape, how financial firms and products are regulated, and how consumers are protected.
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Big Data: Data Visualisation
Queensland University of TechnologyData visualisation is vital in bridging the gap between data and decisions. Discover the methods, tools and processes involved.
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How To Make A Poem
Manchester Metropolitan UniversityLearn how to 'make' your own poetry by exploring different poetic techniques and styles.
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Exploring Japanese Avant-garde Art Through Butoh Dance
Keio UniversitySee how Japanese art absorbed, refigured and influenced Western art in the 20th century through Hijikata Tatsumi's butoh dance.
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Irish 202: Irish Language and Culture for Adults
Dublin City UniversityDevelop your ability to speak and write in the Irish language and learn more about traditional Irish culture and mythology.
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How Food is Made. Understanding Food Processing Technologies
EIT FoodHave you ever wondered how your food is processed before it reaches your plate? Find out with this online course.
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Video Game Design and Development: A Bit-by-Bit History of Video Game Music
Abertay UniversityChart the evolution of the classic 8-bit sound and discover the role of musicians in game design and development.
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In the Night Sky: Orion
The Open UniversityExplore the night sky, discover how stars are formed and find out about exoplanets, all through the constellation of Orion.
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Introduction to Psychology
Monash UniversityDiscover the fascinating field of psychology from past to present, as you explore how the human mind affects our behaviour.
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Classic Detective Fiction
The University of Newcastle AustraliaDevelop detailed knowledge of one of the most popular and widely read literary sub-genres of crime fiction
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Liver Transplant: the Ins and Outs
University of BirminghamLearn about the science behind having a liver transplant with this free online course from the Centre for Liver Research.
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Exploring Mentorship and Community Change with the Compton Cowboys
Tommy HilfigerDiscover the power you hold to better serve the community you live in and explore the role of mentorship with the Compton Cowboys.
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An Introduction to Digital Manufacturing and 3D Printing
LabdoxGain an insight into the world of 3D printing, and understand the relationship between digital manufacturing and industry 4.0.
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Exploring English: Language and Culture
British CouncilImprove your English language skills while discovering key aspects of British culture, from Shakespeare to live music, and more.
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Fashion Management: Defining Markets, Business Models & Trends
Institut Français de la Mode (IFM)Explore fashion from a historical and sociological perspective and understand evolving fashion business models.
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Story of a Wine: The Importance of Being Prosecco
University of PadovaIdentify how one of the world’s trendiest sparkling wines is produced and the future challenges that face Prosecco production.
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Genomic Scenarios in Primary Care
Wellcome Connecting ScienceExplore the role of genomics within primary care and learn how to manage patients with direct to consumer test results.
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Religions From The Inside: Improving Interreligious Dialogue
Università della Svizzera Italiana (USI)Explore the value of cooperation between faiths and learn how the five main world religions’ core beliefs relate to each other.
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China's Foreign Policy
Global Diplomatic ForumGet a comprehensive and practical guide to China’s modern domestic and foreign policy and diplomacy.
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IT Ethics: Professionalism and Ethics in Computing
Charles Sturt UniversityLearn why ethics matter to computing professionals and develop skills to identify ethical problems & recommend solutions to them
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The European Union: Crisis and Recovery
Dublin City UniversityThis course will develop your understanding of the recent history of the European Union and its prospects for the future.
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Decolonising Education: From Theory to Practice
University of BristolGet to grips with the nature of the colonial legacy on our current state of knowledge and learning practices.
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Introduction to Politics
The University of KentPrepare for further study of politics at degree level, with an introduction to political philosophy, democracy and ideology.
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Quantum Marketing with Raja Rajamannar
Advertising WeekChief marketing officer Raja Rajamannar on his personal view on what marketers need to know to be successful tomorrow.
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Discover Dentistry
The University of SheffieldDiscover the fascinating world of dentistry and explore the impact dentistry has on our lives.
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Collecting and Using Data for Disease Control and Global Health Decision-Making
Johns Hopkins UniversityAddress the application of surveillance systems in a wide variety of epidemiological situations and make data-informed decisions.
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Network Defence Management
Coventry UniversityDevelop the essential cyber security knowledge and skills you need to prevent, detect and recover from network security incidents.
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Principles of Wealth Management
Hanken School of EconomicsIntroduce yourself to the world of finance and wealth management with this engaging course from the Hanken School of Economics.
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Introduction to Digital Transformation and E-Commerce
Coventry UniversityBuild your knowledge of digital transformation and explore effective digital business and e-commerce management strategies.
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CRM Fundamentals and Practice: Introduction to Salesforce
FutureLearnBegin to understand how to use Salesforce CRM software to generate customer insights, in this introductory course.
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Become a Developer
There are many developer jobs—from web and app developer to software engineer—but all involve creating and coding computer software. Begin learning how to code and explore short online programming courses, whatever your level.
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Become a Cyber Security Specialist
Cyber security specialists work in a range of fields, protecting the data and networks of both public and private sector organisations. Learn about the cyber security skills you'll need for the job and get them with short online cyber security courses.
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Improving Mental Health and Wellbeing in the Workplace
Whether you want to learn about mindfulness at work or mental health in your personal life, FutureLearn can help. Join one of our short health and wellbeing courses for the latest advice and start developing your skills.
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Exploring Body Neutrality and Body Image with Jameela Jamil
Tommy HilfigerReclaim power over your own self-worth and learn from Jameela Jamil how you can transform your body image and practice self-love.
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Exploring Our Ocean
University of SouthamptonExplore the half of our planet covered by deep ocean and discover how our lives impact the ocean depths and marine life.
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Become a Finance Manager
Finance managers, sometimes known as financial controllers, are responsible for managing a company’s financial aims and output - from day-to-day decisions through to end-of-year goals. Start your career now with short online financial management courses.
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Exploring Everyday Chemistry
University of YorkExplore the organic chemistry behind perfume, medicine, brewing and sport from one of the UK's leading universities
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Identifying Food Fraud
UEA (University of East Anglia)An introduction to modern analytical science techniques and how they can be used to uncover food fraud.
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Supercomputing
Partnership for Advanced Computing in Europe (PRACE)Discover how supercomputers work and the real-life scientific breakthroughs made possible by today’s computer simulations.
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Fashion Sustainability: Shaping Fashion’s Future
Institut Français de la Mode (IFM)Discover why sustainability in fashion matters and how to create a strategy to build sustainability in the industry.
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Fashion Business
Institut Français de la Mode (IFM)Upskill in fashion management for work in fashion marketing, branding, product development, sustainability, and entrepreneurship.
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Fashion Management: Create Your Own Sustainable Brand
Institut Français de la Mode (IFM)Develop your fashion management and entrepreneurial skills across marketing, product development, branding, and sustainability.