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Harvard Online
Programming Languages
CS50x: Introduction to Computer Science
Harvard's legendary introduction to computer science and the art of programming.
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Free courses41Free to enrol and to finish
Providers18Universities & platforms
Categories12From code to career skills
Free certificates2727 of 41 — the rest we name
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Twelve subject areas, 41 courses, and not one of them asks for a card.
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freeCodeCamp
Web Development
Responsive Web Design Certification
Build five real projects while learning semantic HTML, CSS layout and accessibility.
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freeCodeCamp
Programming Languages
JavaScript Algorithms and Data Structures
JavaScript from variables to recursion, object-oriented and functional programming.
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Harvard Online
Web Development
CS50 Web Programming with Python and JavaScript
The CS50 follow-on that builds real web applications with Django and JavaScript.
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TOP
The Odin Project
Web Development
Foundations: Full-Stack Web Development
The open-source curriculum that sets up your machine and your fundamentals properly.
No certificateDetails
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Coursera
Programming Languages
Programming for Everybody (Getting Started with Python)
The gentlest possible start to Python, from the University of Michigan.
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Beginner to job-ready
Frontend Developer
HTML and CSS to a deployed React portfolio.
- 1Responsive Web Design Certification
- 2Foundations: Full-Stack Web Development
- 3JavaScript Algorithms and Data Structures
- +1 more
Start path6–9 months part-time
Beginner to job-ready
Backend Developer
Python, databases and production web applications.
- 1Programming for Everybody (Getting Started with Python)
- 2Intro to SQL
- 3CS50 Web Programming with Python and JavaScript
- +1 more
Start path7–10 months part-time
Intermediate
AI Engineer
From your first model to generative AI in production.
- 1Intro to Machine Learning
- 2Intro to Deep Learning
- 36.034 Artificial Intelligence
- +1 more
Start path5–8 months part-time
Beginner to job-ready
Data Scientist
Statistics, SQL and Python analysis that stands up to scrutiny.
- 1Statistics and Probability
- 2Intro to SQL
- 3Pandas
- +1 more
Start path6–9 months part-time
Intermediate
DevOps Engineer
Linux, cloud and delivery pipelines.
- 1NDG Linux Unhatched
- 2Azure Fundamentals (AZ-900)
- 3DevOps Foundations with GitHub Actions
Start path4–6 months part-time
Beginner
UI/UX Designer
Research, prototyping and designing for everyone.
- 1Introduction to UX Design
- 2Design Thinking: Creativity for the 21st Century
- 3Introduction to Web Accessibility
Start path3–5 months part-time
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Harvard Online
Programming Languages
CS50x: Introduction to Computer Science
Harvard's legendary introduction to computer science and the art of programming.
Paid certificateDetails
fCC
freeCodeCamp
Web Development
Responsive Web Design Certification
Build five real projects while learning semantic HTML, CSS layout and accessibility.
Free certificateDetails
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Harvard Online
Web Development
CS50 Web Programming with Python and JavaScript
The CS50 follow-on that builds real web applications with Django and JavaScript.
Paid certificateDetails
TOP
The Odin Project
Web Development
Foundations: Full-Stack Web Development
The open-source curriculum that sets up your machine and your fundamentals properly.
No certificateDetails
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Eighteen universities, non-profits and platforms. Ten never charge for the certificate; we flag the eight that do.
Short, practical data science micro-courses.
Free certificate4 indexed
Free learning paths for Azure, .NET, Power Platform and AI.
Free certificate4 indexed
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A non-profit teaching people to code, entirely free.
Free certificate3 indexed
Actual MIT course materials, published openly.
No certificate3 indexed
Free networking and cyber security fundamentals.
Free certificate3 indexed
University and industry courses, most free to audit.
Paid certificate3 indexed
The Open University's free learning platform.
Free certificate3 indexed
Free technology and workplace skills from IBM.
Free certificate3 indexed
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