Harvard Abre Mais de 100 Cursos Gratuitos Para Todo o Mundo

Harvard Launches More Than 100 Free Courses For Everyone Worldwide

Written by Arthur Santos Eustachio

Published on 05/01/2024 at 14:36

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Harvard, the renowned American higher education institution, opens registrations for over 163 free courses in various fields. Established in 1636, the institution is known for the most traditional higher education in the United States, providing high-quality educational opportunities.

The courses, available entirely online, are accessible to anyone worldwide, reinforcing Harvard’s commitment to democratizing access to knowledge. Although conducted in English, many offer subtitles in Portuguese, further broadening the global reach of these courses.

Wide Range of Free Courses by Harvard

The free courses cover various domains and offer a wide range of learning opportunities. Divided into 11 categories, such as Arts and Design, Business and Management, Computer Science, Data Science, among others, interested individuals have the freedom to choose them aligned with their interests and personal goals.

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The majority of the courses do not require prerequisites, making them accessible to a diverse audience. However, some may require prior knowledge, such as the course “Quantitative Methods for Biology,” which asks for familiarity with algebra.

To participate, it is necessary first to have access to a device connected to the internet and, in addition, possess basic English skills, as all classes are conducted in this language. Finally, although all classes are free, in some cases, it may be necessary to pay a fee if one wishes to obtain the completion certificate.

The courses are available on the HarvardX platform, where students can also explore details about the duration, requirements, and syllabus. By navigating the site, it is also possible to view the available options and obtain comprehensive information about each course, which undoubtedly facilitates the choice of the training most suitable for their needs and interests.

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