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The University of Alberta has a ton of FREE courses you can take right now

Knowledge is power and there’s no better place to fill your head with fun facts than the University of Alberta where they offer a ton of FREE courses.

Whether you’re interested in space or marine animals, architecture, the Arctic or the mountains, you’re in luck because this spring they’ve got plenty of opportunities to improve your social game and expand your mind.

Interested in signing up? In cooperation with Coursera, The University of Alberta has been able to develop 18 different programs in a wide range of topics – because knowledge is power!

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These are the courses that you can enroll in now:

Anything catch your eye?

For more information on classes offered at the University of Alberta or to see how some of these classes can actually be used to better teach young adults between grades 7 – 12 (here’s looking at you, parents and teachers) please visit their official website, and get scrolling!

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