Montreal Expats: Free Online Courses from Top Universities This Fall
Actualités
Montréal

Montreal Expats: Free Online Courses from Top Universities This Fall

pieter
3 octobre 2026 2 min de lecture

Back to school season isn't just for students. Several major Canadian universities are offering free online courses this fall, perfect for expats and digital nomads looking to sharpen their skills or learn something new. Whether you're interested in psychology, urban planning, or even dinosaurs, there's something for everyone.

Montreal Expats: Free Online Courses from Top Universities This Fall

University of Toronto: You can dive into urban planning with Richard Florida, learn Swift programming, or explore the fascinating world of psychology. Each course is self-paced and accessible through platforms like Coursera and edX.

University of Alberta: Explore the world of dinosaurs or gain an understanding of Indigenous Canadian history. These courses, also available on Coursera and edX, are not only free but also highly rated and engaging.

University of British Columbia: Improve your spreadsheet skills with the Excel for Everyone course or learn a systematic approach to problem-solving with How to Code: Simple Data. Both are available on edX.

McGill University: Take the McGill Personal Finance Essentials course, covering everything from budgeting to investing. Offered in both English and French, this course is perfect for anyone looking to enhance their financial literacy.

If you're a resident or visitor in Montreal, these courses provide an opportunity to expand your knowledge and keep your skills sharp. Whether you're looking to learn something new or upgrade your professional skills, there's a course out there for you.

Écrit par:
pieter

Dutch retiree, 6 years in Montréal. Interested in healthcare, residency and quiet streets.

Voir le profil complet

Cela vous a-t-il été utile?

Rejoignez la conversation. Partagez vos propres conseils, expériences ou questions avec la communauté.

Écrire votre propre blog
Retour aux blogs de Montréal