Courses & Seminars
Participate in our courses, seminars, and webinars and be part of the Stanford University spirit of innovation and openness. Our course portfolio reflects the exciting research and world-class teaching of Stanford faculty from the School of Engineering as well as the schools of medicine, law, business, and humanities and sciences.
Course schedules: Autumn 2012-13 | Winter 2012-13 | Spring 2012-13 | Summer 2012-13
Graduate Courses
For a 10-week quarter, become a student in a Stanford University graduate class. You can earn academic credit and apply it toward a certificate or degree. If you do not have the time to complete a course for credit, you can audit the course lectures to access valuable content at an affordable rate. Most courses are offered online, according to the university's academic calendar.
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Aeronautics and Astronautics
Bioengineering
Biomedical Informatics
Chemical Engineering
Civil and Environmental Engineering
Computational and Mathematical Engineering
Computer Science
Design
Electrical Engineering
General Engineering
International Studies
Management Science and Engineering
Materials Science and Engineering
Mechanical Engineering
Nanotechnology
Statistics
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Professional Courses
Are you ready to excel in your career? Our short, intensive courses help you develop skills in innovation, decision-making, strategy, execution, and technology leadership. Courses are offered online, at Stanford, and can be delivered to a group at your work place.
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Advanced Project Management
Computer Science
Computer Security
Decision and Risk Analysis
Energy and the Environment
Information Technology
Innovation
Management Science & Engineering
Mechanical Engineering
Seminars & Webinars
Tap into groundbreaking research and discovery at Stanford with seminars and webinars given by Stanford faculty, senior researchers, and industry experts. You can view all seminars and webinars online for free. You can also enroll in a seminar for 1 unit of credit if you need it to complete a degree or certificate.
