Online Courses Catalog

Imperial College London

The course covers virus-host interactions, infection mechanisms, disease spread, virus evolution, and control via antivirals and vaccines.

GRAMMY GO

This course provides an overview of music producers' roles, creative processes, technical skills, and critical listening to enhance music production.

University of California San Diego

This course introduces key discrete mathematics tools like induction and logic to solve typical computer science problems through interactive methods.

University of Michigan

The course explores the role of higher education institutions in promoting social justice, with focus on diversity, inclusion, and equity in academic communities.

Imperial College London

Scientific introduction to viruses covering their nature, replication, detection methods, and molecular techniques for study and tracking at individual and population levels.

University of Pennsylvania

Learn key elements of managing people including motivating performance, job design, work organization, and sound management decisions.

Coursera

Gain a comprehensive understanding of custom GPT models for strategic decision-making and diverse business applications.

Coursera

Learn the basics of Service-Level Agreements, their components, and how they set clear expectations between service providers and customers.

University of Pennsylvania

Explore business and investment strategies that generate positive social impact and learn to measure and lead sustainable societal change.

University of Pennsylvania

Learn to design innovative and effective solutions for social problems and build impactful social entrepreneurial ventures.

University of Pennsylvania

Learn to build quantitative models reflecting complex realities including risk and uncertainty to make informed data-driven decisions.

University of Pennsylvania

Covid-19 accelerated changes in retail, requiring customer-focused marketing strategies to meet rising shopper expectations and deliver real value.

University of Pennsylvania

Focus on retail supply chain challenges and opportunities, digital transformation effects, and how retail analytics create value for businesses.

University of Pennsylvania

Learn fundamentals of quantitative modeling to analyze business data, build predictive models, and support data-driven decision-making.

University of Pennsylvania

Apply analytical skills to real business challenges, develop strategic analyses, and propose solutions with evaluations from Wharton professionals and industry leaders.

University of Pennsylvania

Explore data-driven management approaches for recruitment, performance evaluation, leadership, job design, compensation, and collaboration at work.

University of Pennsylvania

This course emphasizes transforming data into better decisions, modeling demand uncertainty, forecasting outcomes, and selecting optimal policies in business contexts.

University of Pennsylvania

This course covers operations management fundamentals and process improvement techniques for analyzing operations, reducing waste, and enhancing efficiency.

University of Pennsylvania

Learn essential negotiation skills to understand dynamics, build confidence, and prepare effectively for successful negotiations in diverse settings.

University of Pennsylvania

This course introduces core marketing principles taught by leading Wharton faculty, focusing on branding, customer centricity, and practical go-to-market strategies.

University of Pennsylvania

Explore fundamentals of human capital management in retail, focusing on hiring, developing, motivating, and retaining a skilled workforce.

University of Pennsylvania

Learn basic spreadsheet tools and formulas to build models and analyze data using Excel or Sheets for business insights and forecasting.

University of Pennsylvania

Develop influence and persuasion skills to achieve organizational goals by understanding power dynamics, effective networks, and leveraging relationships.

University of Pennsylvania

Analyze rapidly changing global trends and their effects on consumer and labor markets, financial systems, and geopolitical relationships worldwide.