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700,000 green card seekers in limbo; applying anew from home country to be challengingSome 540,000 family-based and around 170,000 employment-based green card applications are currently pending with the US Citizenship and Imm...- Competition Commission clears merger of Udemy with Coursera's armThe Competition Commission of India has approved the merger of Coursera's subsidiary, Chess Merger Sub, with Udemy Inc. This all-stock tran...
- Coursera partners with Mission Karmayogi to upskill India's civil servants, govt officialsAs part of the collaboration, Coursera will utilize the Integrated Government Online Training (iGOT) platform to deliver a curated collecti...
- Upskilling, reskilling to help Indian workforce win in tomorrow’s market: Coursera CEO Greg HartWith 30 million registered learners and a 20% annual growth rate, India currently accounts for the second largest number of users on Course...
- Coursera sees spike in GenAI course demand, India leads enrolmentsRaghav Gupta, Coursera's Managing Director for India and Asia Pacific, highlighted that while overall online learning growth has slowed com...
- Coursera translates over 4,000 English courses into Hindi using AICoursera took the step in an effort to improve access to high-quality education in India and better serve the local needs of learners and i...
- Coursera is stepping up its India play amid an edtech boomCoursera Inc. is partnering with more Indian institutions and introducing platform innovations to better serve learners in its biggest mark...
- Coursera accelerates India growth plans; announces multiple initiativesThe various initiatives include · Partnership with four new higher education institutions in India, taking the total number of university p...
- Coursera doubled its annual India additions in a pandemic yearUS-based online education provider Coursera added 10.6 million learners from India in 2020, according to its Global Skills Report, 2021. Th...
- 90% of developing economies are lagging in critical skills: ReportTo help learners bridge the knowledge divide in India, Coursera is launching 10,000 scholarships for technology, data science, and business...
- Bharti Airtel partners with Coursera to build future-ready workforceThis strategic partnership will give Airtel employees in India access to Coursera’s enterprise platform Coursera for Business, and equip th...
- Coursera secures $64 million funding led by GSVThe 'Series D' funding round also saw participation from Learn Capital and Lampert Foundation, Coursera said in a statement.
- India is Coursera's 2nd biggest revenue earnerPaying users who complete their courses receive certifications and degrees that are now highly recognized by industry
- Coursera and Manipal Global tie up for curated educational contentThis will allow Manipal learners initial access to more than 60 specializations and certificate programs from Coursera’s university partner...
- Coursera technology courses a hit with women in IndiaAlmost one-third of Indian users (31%) have enrolled for computer science courses, followed by 20% who have taken up data science.
- Online learning platform Coursera bets big on India, to start new technology, business coursesFlush with a new round of funding, the company, like many other Valley-based startups, is setting up an office in India, focused on marketi...
- Coursera secures $49.5 million in Series C fundingOnline education platform Coursera announced on Tuesday that it has raised a total of $49.5 million in a first closing of its Series C fina...
- Coursera partners Snapdeal, Google to develop online coursesCoursera offers courses from top global universities like Duke, Caltech, Stanford and Princeton and had signed its first partnership in Ind...
- India among top 5 revenue generators for us: CourseraLevin added that Coursera is in discussions with companies on how its courses can be blended and taken offline for training employees.
- Changing mindsets is the biggest obstacle: Richard C Levin, Coursera" Over the past nine months, we moved many of our active partners from thinking less about courses and developing more core areas."
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