The first Portuguese courses from Brazil’s top educational institutions launch today on Coursera. Our Portuguese learners now have access to free, career-relevant courses from USP, UNICAMP, and the Lemann Foundation. Five courses taught natively in Portuguese focus on subject areas like engineering, accounting, and teaching.
“Portuguese-language content will address the needs of those with limited access to high quality education and offer anyone with an internet connection the opportunity to acquire the skills needed to advance their careers,” said Rick Levin, CEO of Coursera.
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Learning How to Learn: Powerful Mental Tools to Help You Master Tough Subjects
UCSD: Techniques used by experts in art, music, literature, math, science, sports, and many other disciplines. Learn about the how the brain absorbs information to improve your own learning habits. |
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Entrepreneurship and Entrepreneurial Skills
UNICAMP: The skills and competencies which an entrepreneur must develop to undertake a new business in technology. |
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Fundamentals and Business Language: Accounting (The Blue Side Up)
USP: Develop an understanding of accounting terminology and inspire thinking on career and professional development in the area. |
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Management of Learning: Strategic Management Module
New concepts for school management based on strategic planning and practical tools, such as the characterization of the school community, the assessment of effectiveness, SWOT analysis, and action plans. |
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University of Michigan: Successful Negotiation: Essential Strategies and Skills
Get practical, holistic introduction to the strategies and skills that can lead to successful negotiations in your personal life and in business transactions. |
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Digital Signal Processing - Sampling
UNICAMP: Understand a fundamental ingredient of the digital revolution, sampling, which allows signals such as music and images to be stored and processed on digital devices. |
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History of Accounting
USP: Analyze the relationship between accounting and society through time and provide a context for the technical content that students often learn in graduate courses. |
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