Coursera is the largest MOOC (Massive Open Online Courses) platform in the world. With a reported user base of 20 million students, it delivers courses...
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Leading MOOC provider announces full degree programmes
Coursera, the world’s largest MOOC platform by enrolment, has announced that it will launch six new degree programmes...
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Two corporate giants – Google and Bertelsmann – have launched a large-scale scholarship programme for MOOC studies...
Online enrolment in US continues to grow
The total number of students on US college campuses dropped by nearly one million between 2012 and 2015...
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