Coursera, Inc.

Coursera, Inc. (NYSE: COUR) operates a global online learning platform designed to provide universal access to world-class education and skills development. The company's website is www.coursera.org. As of December 31, 2025, Coursera serves approximately 197 million registered learners across more than 230 countries and territories, making it one of the largest platforms for adult learners worldwide.

The company's core business centers on connecting learners with educational content and credentials created by a network of more than 200 universities and 175 industry leaders. Coursera's platform offers over 13,500 courses, 1,900 specializations, 185 certificates including entry-level professional certificates, and 50 degree programs spanning domains such as business, computer science, data science, and technology. The platform features AI-powered learning tools including Coursera Coach for personalized instruction, Role Play for skill practice, and Course Builder for content creation.

Coursera operates through two primary business segments: Consumer, serving individual learners directly through Coursera.org and the Coursera Plus subscription offering, and Enterprise, which includes Coursera for Business serving employers, Coursera for Campus serving academic institutions, and Coursera for Government serving public sector organizations. As of December 31, 2025, the company had more than 1,700 paid enterprise customers. Approximately 49 percent of revenue derives from learners outside the United States, reflecting the company's global reach.

The company employs 1,307 full-time employees distributed across research and development teams primarily concentrated in the United States, Canada, and India. Coursera's competitive advantages include its trusted brand and large learner base, efficient consumer acquisition model powered by free content, diverse catalog of modular credentials blending industry microcredentials with academic degrees, network of leading content creators, and rich data analytics capabilities enabling personalized learning experiences. The platform captures significant data across millions of enrollments to map skills to content and job opportunities. In 2025, learners completed 54.4 million course enrollments and watched 657 million lectures on the platform.