Get free online courses from the world’s leading universities. This collection includes over 700 free courses in the liberal arts and sciences. Download these audio & video courses straight to your computer or mp3 player. Note: you can find a new collection of certificate-bearing courses here.
Sciences
Biology/Medicine
- Adolescent Health and Development - iTunes – Web – Robert Blum, Johns Hopkins
- Anatomy & Physiology – Web – Carnegie Mellon
- Animals in Research: Law, Policy, and Humane Sciences – Web- Paul A. Locke and Alan M. Goldberg, Johns Hopkins
- Animal Behavior – iTunes – Web – Gerald Schneider, MIT
- Autism and Related Disorders - iTunes – Frank Volkmar, Yale
- Behavioral Endocrinology – Feed – Johns Hopkins
- Biochemistry – Web – Carnegie Mellon
- Bioscience in the 21st Century – iTunes – Video Downloads – Team taught, Lehigh University
- Brain and Behavior (Syllabus) - YouTube - Wendy Suzuki, NYU
- Brain Structure and its Origins - iTunes – Web – Prof. Gerald Schneider, MIT
- Cardiovascular Grand Rounds - iTunes – Multiplate faculty, Emory
- Case Studies in Primary Healthcare – iTunes – Web – Henry Taylor and Henry Perry, Johns Hopkins
- Changing the Face of American Healthcare – Web Audio – Cynthia Toms Smedley, Notre Dame
- Clinical Anatomy – iTunes Video - Stanford
- Computational Molecular Biology – Web – Douglas Brutlag, Stanford
- Darwin’s Legacy – YouTube – iTunes Team taught – Stanford
- Enhancing Humane Science – Improving Animal Research -Web - Alan M. Goldberg & James Owiny, Johns Hopkins
- Environmental Health Sciences - iTunes Video - YouTube - Web - Kirk Smith, UC Berkeley
- Evolution, Ecology and Behavior – YouTube – iTunes Audio –iTunes Video - Download Course – Professor Stephen C. Stearns, Yale
- Frontiers in Biomedical Engineering – YouTube – iTunes Audio –iTunes Video - Download Course – W. Mark Saltzman, Yale
- Fundamentals of Biology – Web Site - Multiple Instructors, MIT
- General Biology 1 - Feed – John Hopkins
- General Biology 1 – iTunes Video – Web – Brian White, UMass-Boston
- General Biology 2 – iTunes Video – Web – Brian White, UMass-Boston
- General Biochemistry and Molecular Biology – iTunes – Multiple professors, UC Berkeley
- General Human Anatomy – YouTube – iTunes – Web – Marian Diamond, UC Berkeley
- Genetic Engineering in Medicine, Agriculture, and Law –YouTube - Robert B. Goldberg, UCLA
- Genomes and Diversity – Web Site – Mark Siegal, NYU
- Genomics & Computational Biology – iTunes – Web – George Church, MIT
- Genomic Medecine – Web Audio – Isaac Kehane, MIT
- Global Problems of Population Growth – YouTube - iTunes Audio– iTunes Video – Download Course - Professor Robert Wyman, Yale
- Growing Up in the Universe – YouTube – Richard Dawkins, Oxford
- Health Behavior Change at the Individual, Household and Community Levels - Web – iTunes – Peter Winch, Johns Hopkins
- Human Behavioral Biology – iTunes Video – YouTube – Robert Sapolsky, Stanford
- Introductory Biology – iTunes – MP3s/Videos – Multiple professors, MIT
- Introduction to Biology – YouTube – Multiple Professors – UC Berkeley
- Introduction to Biology – Web – Carnegie Mellon
- Introduction to Cellular & Molecular Biology - iTunes Audio – Lawrence Chasin & Deborah Mowshowitz, Columbia U.
- Introduction to Human Nutrition – Web – Nancy Amy, UC Berkeley
- Introduction to Human Physiology – iTunes Audio – Robin Ball, UC Berkeley
- Introduction to Immunology – iTunes Video – Gregory Beck, U Mass-Boston
- Introduction to Oceanography - YouTube – Edwin Schauble, UCLA
- Issues in Mental Health Research in Developing Countries –iTunes – Web - Judith Bass, Johns Hopkins
- Life, Concepts and Issues: Introduction to Life Sciences for Non-Science Majors – YouTube – Jay Phelan, UCLA
- Modern Biology – Web Site – Carnegie Mellon
- Molecular Biology: Macromolecular Synthesis and Cellular Function - iTunes Audio – Multiple Professor, UC Berkeley
- Molecules and Cells – Feed – Johns Hopkins
- Replaceable You: Stem Cells and Tissue Engineering – iTunes – Jill Helms, Stanford
- Straight Talk About Stem Cells – iTunes - Christopher Scott, Stanford
- Stem Cells: Policy and Ethics - iTunes – Christopher Scott, Stanford
- The Future of Human Health – YouTube – iTunes – Jennifer Raymond
- The History of Public Health - iTunesU - Web – Graham Mooney, Johns Hopkins
- The Stanford Mini Med School (Fall) – iTunes – YouTube – Web Site – Multiple Professors
- The Stanford Mini Med School (Winter) - iTunes - YouTube - Web Site – Multiple Professors
- The Stanford Mini Med School (Spring) - iTunes – Web Site – Multiple Professors
- The Stanford Mini Med School: The Heart – iTunes – YouTube – Multiple Professors
- Urban Health in Developing Countries - Web - Abdullah Baqui and William Brieger, Johns Hopkins
- Virology - iTunes Video – YouTube – Vincent Racaniello, Columbia University
Bookmark our collection of free online Biology courses.
Chemistry
- Biochemistry 1 – YouTube – Web Site – S. Dasgupta, IIT
- Chemical Structure and Reactivity -YouTube - iTunes – Web – Peter Vollhardt, UC Berkeley
- Chemistry (chemical stoichiometry) – Web Site – Carnegie Mellon
- Core Concepts in Chemistry - iTunes – Stephen L. Craig – Duke
- Freshman Organic Chemistry – YouTube – iTunes Audio – iTunes Video - Download Course - J. Michael McBride, Yale
- Freshman Organic Chemistry II - YouTube - iTunes - Web Site - J. Michael McBride, Yale
- General Chemistry – iTunes – Kristie Boering, UC Berkeley
- General Chemistry – iTunes Video – Matthew Stoltzfus, Ohio State
- Green Chemistry: An Interdisciplinary Approach to Sustainability – YouTube – Professor John Arnold
- Introduction to Chemistry – iTunes – Multiple professors, UC Berkeley
- Introduction to Chemistry – Web – Carnegie Mellon
- Introduction to Chemical Engineering – YouTube – iTunes – Channing Robertson, Stanford
- Introduction to Solid State Chemistry – YouTube – iTunes Video– Web Site - Donald Sadoway, MIT
- Organic Chemistry – iTunes – James Nowick, UC Irvine
- Organic Spectroscopy – iTunes - James Nowick, UC Irvine
- Principles of Chemical Science – YouTube – MIT, Catherine Drennan and Elizabeth Vogel Taylor
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