Headquartered in Mountain View, CA Fiscal year ends December NYSE: COUR coursera.org
Coursera, Inc. is an online learning and skills development company that combined with Udemy in May 2026. It operates two platforms, Coursera and Udemy, serving individuals and organizations.
The business reports two segments:
- **Enterprise:** serves businesses, campuses, and governments, primarily through annual or multi-year subscription contracts, with nearly 12,000 Enterprise Customers.
- **Consumer:** serves individual learners through annual and monthly subscriptions such as Coursera Plus, along with one-time purchases and online degrees. It has about 1.69 million Paid Subscribers.
The catalog spans more than 355,000 courses, Specializations, Professional Certificates, and degrees. Content comes from more than 100,000 instructors and over 425 university and industry partners, including Anthropic, GitHub, and Harvard Business School Online. The combined platforms have reached more than 310 million learners.
AI-powered features include Role Play, Graded Labs, Course Builder, Admin AI, and Udemy's Skills Insights Hub. The platforms integrate with ChatGPT, Claude, and Copilot.
The company is developing Project Helix, an AI-native skills platform linking learning to verified proof of skills. It also holds a strategic investment in LearnVector.
Coursera was founded in 2012 by Andrew Ng and Daphne Koller and is a Delaware public benefit corporation and a certified B Corp. Updated
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Coursera, Inc. is an online learning and skills development company that combined with Udemy in May 2026. It operates two platforms, Coursera and Udemy, serving individuals and organizations.
The Wall Street consensus 12-month price target for COUR is $5.88.
