Udacity University City

Udacity is a place for lifelong learners to learn the skills they need, find the jobs they want, and build the life they deserve.

Our mission is to cultivate a global workforce for future careers. We collaborate with leading technology companies to understand how technology is changing industries and teach companies the key technical skills they need to find in their workforce. With our powerful and flexible digital education platform, even the busiest learners can be prepared to take on the most sought after technical roles.

Udacity students are a community of global learners whose common goal is to enhance and transform. Our unique learning model allows our students to participate at an unprecedented level, and we work with them to complete every step of their learning journey - from the first moment marketing team members may answer questions on Facebook, to the second to last moment members of professional teams receive news that graduates have found new jobs. Our slogan is student first, which guides us to continue our mission and bring the highest quality learning light to as many students as possible.

Udacity was originally an online learning experiment, when Stanford University lecturers Sebastian Thrun and Peter Norvig chose to offer the "Introduction to Artificial Intelligence" course online for free to anyone. More than 160000 students from over 190 countries are enrolled. The potential for education on a global scale is awe inspiring, and Udacity was established to pursue the mission of democratizing education. It takes several years of intensive iteration and experimentation to articulate our focus on career development by mastering the required skills, but today Udacity proudly offers participation and contributions to some of the most exciting and innovative fields in the world for aspiring learners worldwide.

Our talented executive team is working together to achieve a common goal: to help students, companies, and governments prepare for the next generation of technological jobs.