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Coursera
Learn in-demand skills with online courses and Professional Certificates from leading companies like Google, IBM, Meta, and Adobe. Explore flexible...
Overview
Learn in-demand skills with online courses and Professional Certificates from leading companies like Google, IBM, Meta, and Adobe. Explore flexible programs—from short courses to full degrees.
General information
Location
Region
Asia
Country
United States
City
Mountain View
Corporate office
Mountain View, CA, United States
Additional offices
New Delhi, India · Singapore
Frequently asked questions
How does Coursera generate revenue?
Coursera earns revenue through individual subscriptions (Coursera Plus), course and certificate fees, and enterprise contracts via Coursera for Business. It also serves government and nonprofit clients. The company does not earn investment returns or manage external capital.
What is Coursera's corporate structure?
Coursera is a Delaware public benefit corporation and a certified B Corporation. This structure embeds its social mission—expanding access to education—into its legal governance, alongside shareholder value.
Does Coursera make direct investments or participate in venture deals?
Coursera does not operate as an investment firm. It does not make direct investments, commit to funds, or participate in venture or private equity deals. Its capital deployment is limited to operational expenditure for its platform and workforce.
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