MITOpenCourseware

Students can access various college and graduate level courses for free. Courses included topics such as architecture, mathematics, and sciences classes. The site includes online text books, and audio and video lectures.

OpenMichigan

The University of Michigan provides access to a robust variety of classes such as chemistry, dentistry, and much more. Learners can also access syllabi and lessons.

Udemy

This program allows students to build their own courses. The site is a mix of paid and free content.

Harvard Extension

This platform provides several free online courses to students. They can learn about topics such as ancient Greece and computer science.

UC Berkeley Class Central

This platform offers 68 free courses which cover topics such as statistics, marketing analytics, and English and literature composition.

Carnegie Mellon University Open Learning Initiative

Students can access a variety of free and low-cost college courses. Some of the free courses cover topics, such as programming, evidence based management, general chemistry, and Chinese.

University of Oxford

Students can listen free podcasts on various topics, such as biology, mathematics, philosophy, and computer science to name a few.

Open Learn

Students can take free college courses and learn about art history, classical studies, philosophy, and more.

Coursera

Students can check out college level courses on this platform. Some of the classes are free, such as Peter Struck’s (University of Pennsylvania) Greek and Roman Mythology course.

University of Reading

Students can explore various college level courses some of which are free. In particular, students can take a virtual tour of Rome for free.

Hillsdale College Online

• Politics
  • Constitution 101
  • Congress: How it Worked and Why it Doesn’t
  • Introduction to the Constitution
  • The U.S. Supreme Court
  • Public Policy form a Constitutional Viewpoint
  • The Federalist Papers
  • The Presidency and the Constitution
  • Constitution 201: The Progressive Rejection of the Founding and the Rise of Bureaucratic Despotism
•  History
  • Winston Churchill and Statesmanship
  • The Great American Story: A Land of Hope
  • Western Heritage: From the Book of Genesis to John Locke
  • Athens and Sparta
  • The Second World Wars
  • American Heritage: From Colonial Settlement to the Current Day
• Economics
• Literature
  • Shakespeare: Hamlet and the Tempest
  • The Young Jane Austen: Northanger Abbey
  • An Introduction to C.S. Lewis: Writings and Significance
  • Great Book 101: Ancient to Medieval
  • Great Books 102: Renaissance to Modern
• A Proper Understanding of K-12 Education: Theory and Practice

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Open Culture

Provides access to free online courses from universities worldwide. Learners can also access audiobooks and documentaries.

EdX

This resource offers access to free online courses from universities on topics such as language, business management, and engineering.

Academic Earth

The platform provides access to a variety of college courses ranging from Art History to Economics and Biology.

Class Central

450 Ivy League courses available online for free.