By Greg Hart, Coursera CEO I’m excited to announce that Patrick Supanc has joined Coursera as our new Chief Product Officer, starting today. Patrick brings a wealth of experience, combining a deep understanding of customer needs with a proven track record of driving innovation and business impact. Over nearly ten years at Amazon, he helped […]

When Turkish native Nejla Gul-Saglam began her journey in Computer Programming at Sakarya University, in Turkey, back in 2007, she didn’t yet know how many times her dreams would evolve—and be tested. Today, as a full-time engineering management professional, mother, and proud 2025 graduate of the Master of Engineering in Engineering Management from CU Boulder,

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  When New Jersey native Matthew Daiter enrolled in the University of Colorado Boulder’s online MS in Electrical Engineering program, he already had nearly a decade of real-world experience behind him. No undergraduate degree. No traditional academic trajectory. Just a “funky educational path,” a can-do attitude, and a career spent building and breaking boundaries in

By Marni Baker Stein, Chief Content Officer, Coursera Every learning journey begins with a great teacher. On National Teacher Appreciation Day, we celebrate the educators who are inspiring, shaping, and empowering learners in a rapidly changing world.  This belief in the power of learning led two educators, Andrew Ng and Daphne Koller, to found Coursera

By Marni Baker Stein, Chief Content Officer, Coursera I’m excited to share Coursera’s Micro-Credentials Impact Report 2025, which brings together perspectives from over 2,000 students and employers across six regions to better understand the rising demand for micro-credentials and their real-world impact. The global survey found that 90% of employers are now willing to offer

At MIT, education isn’t just about learning—it’s about translating knowledge into action and innovation. The Institute’s motto, mens et manus (Latin for mind and hand), reflects a commitment to bridging theory and practice.

Ready or not, AI is here to stay, and it’s reshaping the workforce. 

Professor Edward Crawley recently retired after an extraordinary career at MIT, leaving behind a legacy of innovation and impact. From pioneering advancements in online learning to shaping programs that resonate worldwide, Professor Crawley has always found joy in helping others grasp new ideas—including through courses like System Thinking at MIT xPRO.