UofT Free Coursera Access

Exciting Opportunity for U of T Medicine Students: Free Coursera Access!

We are thrilled to announce that the University of Toronto is now a proud member of the Coursera Partner Consortium! This initiative allows universities to share massive open online courses (MOOCs) with other participating Coursera partners, providing an incredible opportunity for our students.

What Does This Mean for You?

As a University of Toronto learner, you now have free access to a wide range of self-directed learning courses and certifications on Coursera. This ongoing program offers a comprehensive catalogue of courses from various consortium partners, with some exclusions.

How to Get Started

Key Features

  • Extensive Course Catalogue: Explore professional and research skills-related courses tailored to support U of T students.
  • Easy Enrollment: Use your University of Toronto email (mail.utoronto.ca; utoronto.ca) to enroll.
  • Skill Development & Certification: Participate in courses to develop new skills and receive certificates of completion.
  • Share Your Achievements: Post your certifications on LinkedIn or share them via URL.

New Career and Professional Skills Playlists

To help you discover valuable content related to career and professional skills development, we have curated two new course playlists:

Career Learning

  • Job Searching: Resumes & Interviews
  • Networking: LinkedIn
  • Career Exploration

Professional Skills

  • Workplace Readiness Skills: Workplace Culture
  • Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion: In the Workplace
  • Workplace Communication Skills: Professionalism
  • Working in Teams Online
  • Leadership
  • Workplace Strategy
  • Project Management
  • Technological Aptitude

Don’t miss out on this fantastic opportunity to enhance your skills and advance your career. Start exploring the Coursera catalogue today!

Feel free to reach out if you have any questions or need assistance with account setup and course access.

Happy learning!

Your Communications Team
Graduate Representation Committee
University of Toronto