Online Futurelearn Courses & Tutorials 2025

This four-week course explores the role of psychology in criminal investigations. You'll become a detective to investigate a murder, learning how to build rapport, detect deception, and understand cognitive bias. You'll also explore false confessions and interview planning. This course is designed for anyone interested in policing, psychology, or the law.View all

This course will provide an in-depth exploration of the intersection between forensic mental health and criminal justice. Through videos, quizzes, and additional reading materials, you'll learn about the legal and forensic mental health aspects of fitness to stand trial, the defense of insanity, and capital punishment cases. You'll also gain insight into forensic psychiatry assessments, best practices, and important concepts. This course is ideal for practitioners and students in law and mental health.View all

This course will explore the role of crime, justice, and society in our lives. You will learn from criminal justice academics and professionals, debate the role of the police, and consider alternative responses to crime. You will also gain an understanding of how victims experience criminal justice and the importance of education in society. This course is suitable for anyone, regardless of prior knowledge or experience. It is also beneficial for those considering a degree in criminology or criminal justice.View all

This online course will help you understand the environmental challenges we face today and how to tackle them. You will learn about the causes and effects of climate change, the importance of sustainable development, and how to reduce your environmental impact. You will also explore the role of governments, businesses, and individuals in creating a more sustainable future. Join us to gain the knowledge and skills to make a difference.View all

This online course explores the relationship between politics and economics. It covers topics such as the role of government in the economy, the impact of political decisions on economic outcomes, and the influence of economic forces on political decisions. Students will gain an understanding of the complex interplay between politics and economics and how it affects our lives.View all

This course introduces learners to the history of crime and punishment in Australia. Through digital history resources, learners will explore the origins of Australian underworlds and develop a deeper understanding of the processes involved when someone becomes entangled with the legal system. Recommended for learners age 15+, this course is ideal for those interested in history, criminal law, true crime and crime fiction.View all

Enrol now and gain a deeper understanding of the impact of childhood maltreatment on mental health.View all

This course explores the fundamentals of leadership, from understanding the differences between leadership and management to exploring the different types of power needed to be an effective leader. Learn how to influence others at work and how individual differences shape the way people view leadership. Discover the skills and knowledge needed to become a successful leader.View all

This three-week course introduces students to the growing discipline of criminology. It covers topics such as sociology, psychology, law, and forensics, and provides insight into the day-to-day work of criminal justice professionals. Students will learn from experts at the University of Hull, one of the institutions that pioneered the study of criminology. This course is ideal for those wanting to pursue a career in criminal justice.View all

Learn the basics of SMART Tourism and Responsible TravelView all

This Durham University course provides an introduction to the use of remote sensing to protect cultural heritage in the Middle East and North Africa. Students will learn how to identify and assess archaeological sites using satellite imagery.View all

This course will teach you the fundamentals of player-centred coaching, including the differences between coach-centred and player-centred approaches, the impact of each on player development and performance, and how to apply player-centred principles to your own practice. You'll also learn the art and science of coaching, and how to use it to enhance player and team performance. Suitable for anyone interested in sports or business coaching.View all

This free online course provides an overview of the history and purpose of the European Union (EU), exploring the motivations behind the cooperation of its member nations. Gain insight into the EU's past, present, and future.View all

This online course provides an introduction to American history since 1865, covering topics such as the Civil War, Reconstruction, segregation, and US foreign policy. Gain a comprehensive understanding of the history of the United States with this comprehensive course.View all

This free online course from the University of Strathclyde provides an insight into the working lives of British railway workers in the 18th and 19th centuries. Enrol now to gain a deeper understanding of this important part of British history.View all

This course provides an introduction to international logistics, exploring the opportunities and challenges involved. You will learn about the main concepts and activities of international logistics, potential advantages and risks, and how to ensure logistics quality. It is designed for business professionals looking to develop their understanding of international logistics and its concepts.View all

This MedTech: AI and Medical Robots Course provides an overview of the use of AI and robotics in healthcare. It covers topics such as AI in healthcare, medical robots, healthcare technology, medical automation, and AI and robotics training. Students will gain an understanding of the current and future applications of AI and robotics in healthcare and the implications for healthcare professionals.View all

This free online course will teach you key life-saving skills to increase children's survival rates and lessen the severity of injuries. Learn to apply first aid, including CPR, effectively in the five most common causes of injuries in children: choking, bleeding, burns, wounds and abrasions, and cardiac arrest. Delivered by subject matter experts at the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies, this course is designed for people who work or live with children and young people. No previous experience of first aid is needed.View all

This four-week course offers an in-depth exploration of global studies, examining how risks and threats affect international relations. Learn how to assess major issues in geopolitics, such as communication, instability of norms, and social uprisings. Discover how to evaluate the impact of cultural divides and security threats on foreign policy. Examine the most pressing threats to stability, including environmental, cultural, and military pressures. No prior experience in Global Studies is required and the course is suitable for business and international-relations students, as well as professionals working for global businesses, IGOs, and NGOs. Developed by Grenoble Ecole de Management, this course is sure to provide valuable insights into the global political landscape.View all

Explore the power of satellite Earth observation and join leading experts to learn how this technology can help us monitor climate change. Register now for this free and fully flexible online course and gain a comprehensive worldwide view of our planet.View all

This four-week course from the University of Liverpool explores the fundamentals of cybercrime, hacking, and network security. Learn about the types of cyberattacks, the role of ethical hackers, and how to protect yourself across online environments. Discover the common attack vectors of wireless and mobile networks, and identify security issues for emerging technologies. Gain the skills to secure your networks and prevent attacks. Suitable for those interested in a career in cybersecurity or those wanting to secure their work or home environment.View all

This free online course introduces students to the historical context of forensic science and its applications in criminal investigations. We will explore the implications of forensic techniques on the criminal justice system, such as biometric databases, the CSI effect, and courtroom use. We will also consider the future of forensic science and no prior qualifications are required.View all

Learn the basics of Educating for Sustainable Development (ESD) in Schools and UniversitiesView all

This course will teach you how to coach the mental game of sports and business. You'll learn how to create an empowering culture, use servant leadership, and apply player-centred approaches to foster an environment that enables people to perform to their potential. You'll also explore frameworks, principles, and strategies for coaching players mentally. Suitable for anyone interested in sports or business coaching.View all

This course will provide an overview of the Australian Charities and Not-for-profits Commission (ACNC) and its role in the sector. Participants will learn about the ACNC's regulatory jurisdiction, goals and activities, and how they can benefit charities. The course will also cover the ACNC's regulatory strategy, including support and compliance, as well as the advantages of registering charities with the ACNC. Participants will gain an understanding of how these advantages may apply to their own organisation.View all

Discover the secrets of the human body with the captivating online course, "Anatomy: Know Your Abdomen." Delve into the intricate details of the abdomen and unlock a wealth of knowledge about its structure and functions. From the digestive system to the vital organs, this course provides a comprehensive understanding of the abdomen's anatomy. With engaging visuals and expert guidance, you'll gain the confidence to navigate this complex region with ease. Whether you're a medical professional or simply curious about the human body, this course is a must-click for anyone seeking to unravel the mysteries of the abdomen.View all

Explore the momentous decisions made at the Paris Peace Conference of 1919 that redrew the map of the world and ushered in a new era of international relations. This three-week course, produced in collaboration with the BBC, will let you retrace the steps of those who took those decisions and assess how world organisations have become a forum for international cooperation. You'll also be encouraged to debate many of the issues that have vexed international politics since then. Join this course to gain a deeper understanding of the consequences of the Paris Peace Conference of 1919.View all

This course will introduce you to the economic model of crime, exploring policies on crime and motivations for committing crimes. Learn about the rational choice framework, key determinants of criminal choice, policing and punishment strategies, and the impact of economics on crime. Gain a better understanding of crime and search for ways to lower criminal risks in our society. No special requirements needed.View all

This online course provides an opportunity to explore the 19th century coal mining industry, including mining labour and hardship, industrial heritage, and history. Gain a deeper understanding of this important part of our past with Coal Mining and Industrial Heritage on FutureLearn.View all

Discover how to develop a meaningful relationship with nature and improve your wellbeing with the University of Derby's Nature Connectedness course. Learn from experts and explore the concept of nature connectedness, its importance, and how it positively impacts the environment to help tackle climate change.View all

This course, Marketing Principles and Practice, is designed to help you level-up your management career. It covers a range of topics, from identifying customers’ motivations and analysing the environment to identify marketing opportunities, to developing communication strategies and positioning your offer to attract the right customers. You will also learn how to build compelling business and personal brands, as well as how to manage customers’ willingness to pay. With this course, you will gain the marketing skills you need to succeed in the business world.View all

This six-week course is designed for healthcare professionals to understand and provide safe, high-quality antibiotic use. It will cover topics such as antibiotic resistance, which is considered a global risk by the World Economic Forum. Learners can join the course in English, Español, 中文, Pусский, or Portuguesa. It requires an active interest and prior experience in the prevention, diagnosis and management of infectious disease. Join now to learn more about Antimicrobial Stewardship and Managing Antibiotic Resistance!View all

Discover the Fundamentals of Corporate Finance in this comprehensive four-week course from Sentinel|9. Gain a managerial and analytical perspective on key topics such as time value of money, financial forecasting, and capital structure. Through case studies, explore theories and techniques for managing capital budgeting and structure. Learn how to value a company using various techniques, including the enterprise value formula and calculating free cash flow. Dive into derivative assets and understand forward, future, options, and swap contracts. Master the art of financial forecasting using regression, correlation, and covariance. Develop the skills to make informed financial decisions and create sound forecasts.View all

This online course from the University of Strathclyde provides an opportunity to gain an understanding of the different approaches to caring for vulnerable children and assessing risk. Participants will gain the knowledge and skills to support the wellbeing of children in their care.View all

Explore the fascinating history of aviation during World War 1 with this free online course from the University of Birmingham’s Centre for War Studies. Led by Dr Peter Gray, a former commander of 101 Squadron and Director of Defence Studies for the RAF, you will learn about the innovations that turned the aeroplane into a machine of war and how British factories developed to supply the Western Front with aircraft and ammunition. You will also discover how the aeroplane became commercially viable, with passenger and mail routes starting to appear, and how the government tried - and failed - to regulate the aviation industry. Produced in collaboration with the BBC and filmed at the Royal Air Force Museum at Hendon, this course draws on an array of first-hand interviews and archive material. Don't miss this unique opportunity to explore the early days of aviation and its impact on the world.View all

Explore the world of web analytics and develop the skills to grow your career. Learn the fundamentals of this increasingly popular skill, including the different types of analytics, how to measure objectives and outcomes, and how to use Google Analytics. No prior experience or qualifications required. Start your journey with Accenture's Digital Skills courses.View all

Delve into the world of mergers and acquisitions (M&A) with this introductory course. Explore the foundational theories and concepts of M&A, while gaining the skills necessary to navigate the entire transaction process, making it a valuable resource for financial analysts, associates, directors, and managers looking to transition into the M&A field. Get a comprehesive understanding of this course which is a free course. OeClass provides this course data for free. Learn more certificate and details here.View all

Start your journey to becoming a teacher with this introductory course on preparing for a PGCE. Learn the skills and knowledge you need to succeed in the world of teaching.View all

This online course introduces the concept of globalisation and its impact on society, past, present and future. It is designed for those interested in world events and global trends, such as social science or business students, or decision makers in the public or private sector. Through this course, participants will gain an understanding of globalisation's historical impact on humanity and the world's economic geography, as well as the economics that explain how and why globalisation affects our lives. Additionally, the course will explore how changes in globalisation require new approaches to economic and social policy. No prior experience or qualifications are required.View all

This course, Bacterial Genomes: Antimicrobial Resistance in Bacterial Pathogens, is designed for researchers and healthcare professionals interested in infectious diseases, epidemics and the problem of microbial resistance. It will help those with backgrounds in microbiology or bioinformatics to work together. You will explore the challenges of AMR and learn how experts work to address them, including the historical and epidemiological aspects of antibiotics and AMR, the role of genomics in tackling AMR, and the principles and practice of AMR Quality Assurance. No prior learning or software is required, but it is recommended learners with no previous knowledge of AMR take the introductory FutureLearn course. Join now to help fight the public health emergency of AMR and its projected loss of nearly 10 million lives and up to $100 trillion in global production by 2050.View all

This course will teach you the key first aid techniques to respond to seven causes of injury in adults. You will learn about assessing an emergency situation, checking if a casualty is breathing, and the recovery position technique. Upgrade and complete the course to earn a Statement of Participation from FutureLearn. Contact your National Society for more information on the available first aid courses and training in your country.View all

This online course will teach you how to build a future with robots. You will learn the basics of robot training, robotics course, online robotics, and the future of robotics. You will gain the knowledge and skills to create robots that can help you in your daily life. This course will help you understand the potential of robotics and how to use it to your advantage.View all

This course will teach you the basics of flight mechanics and how planes fly. You will learn about lift, drag and propulsion, and longitudinal stability, as well as how to calculate a climb gradient or take-off distances. You will gain a better understanding of the physics of flying and how to apply it to aeroplanes. Suitable for undergraduate students in aerospace engineering, trainee and senior pilots, journalists, and professionals in the aviation sector.View all

This online course will teach you how to write successful applications. You will learn how to craft compelling stories, create persuasive arguments, and develop your writing skills. You will also learn how to make your applications stand out from the competition. By the end of the course, you will have the confidence to write successful applications.View all

This six-week course will provide an understanding of the role of international law in resolving disputes between nations. Through case studies on topics such as Guantanamo Bay, lethal drone strikes, weapons of mass destruction in the Syrian conflict, counter-piracy operations, international terrorism and investment disputes, you will gain insight into the limits of international law as a tool for influencing behaviour and settling disputes. You will also develop the strategic and critical thinking skills necessary to engage with legal problems and contemporary debates. Follow the debate on Twitter and other social media using the hashtag #FLRightvsMight or follow our twitter account @UofGLawMOOC. Learn more about this course on the FutureLearn blog.View all

Learn how to improve cyber security during software development by exploring the crucial stages of system design and specification. This course will teach you how to apply formal methods to design secure systems and reduce potential threats to information security. Get a comprehesive understanding of this course which is a free course. OeClass provides this course data for free. Learn more certificate and details here.View all

Discover the essential elements of business law and gain a comprehensive understanding of how it regulates businesses with the Introduction to Business Law course. Whether you're a legal professional or a business owner, this four-week course from Sentinel|9 is designed to equip you with the knowledge and skills needed to navigate the legal landscape. Explore topics such as corporate governance, contract law, and the role of ethics in business law. With expert guidance, you'll develop a firm understanding of the legal system and sources of law in Australia. Take the first step towards becoming a legal-savvy professional and enroll today.View all

This course will help you reimagine your career in the digital age. Learn how technology is changing the way we work and how to cultivate a growth mindset to navigate these changes. Develop the skills needed for success in a digital workplace, such as problem solving and emotional intelligence. Discover the tools and techniques to improve these skills, as well as how to prepare for the job application and onboarding process. Create an action plan for your future career and take the first step towards success.View all

This Digital Skills: Mobile course is a three-week program designed to help you understand mobile technology and how to design and develop an effective mobile app. You'll explore the rise of mobile technology, key design concepts, development approaches, mobile networks, and wearable technology. With guidance from the experts at Accenture, you'll gain the skills and techniques to build your own mobile app. This course is suitable for anyone looking to enhance their digital skills.View all

This course is designed to help music teachers become better at their craft. It will consider and evaluate the teaching journey thus far, and explore a variety of teaching and learning principles. Participants will compare and contrast these principles, develop their own teaching philosophy, and understand the essential musical skills that must be taught. They will also evaluate their own instrumental technique and how they teach it to their students, investigate the sources of motivation, and understand the role of assessment in the progression process. Finally, they will create a broad, individual learning plan for students and engage with other teachers.View all