Colleges, universities and adult education centres may be closed for the time being, but that doesn’t mean you can’t continue learning. A whole host of companies, colleges and universities are releasing free content to keep you busy during quarantine.

Take a look at the categories below and choose something interesting to learn about…

Coronavirus: Guidance for Better Mental Health

A discussion about guarding mental health during the COVID-19 pandemic from Rehab4Addiction

COVID-19 Mental Health And Addiction Resources from Ark Behavioral Health

Literature

Understanding Shakespeare’ from Oxford University

Ancient Masterpieces of World Literature’ from Harvard University

Science

Bioethics’ from Oxford University

Adaptation to Climate Change’ from Cambridge University

COVID-19: Tackling the Novel Coronavirus’ from Future Learn

Arts

The Elements of Drawing’ from Oxford University

The Architectural Imagination’ from Harvard University

Digital Photography’ from Stanford University

Maths

Demographic Trends and Problems of the Modern World’ from Oxford University

Business

Building a Business’ from Oxford University

Sales Strategies: Mastering the Selling Process’ from University of Chicago

Philosophy

Marxism’ from Cambridge University

Computer Science

Learning Machines’ from Caltech

History

Global History Lab’ from Princeton University

Greek and Roman Mythology’ from University of Pennsylvania

Language

Duolingo’ splits language learning into small interactive challenges. You can choose your own path and unlock rewards. Plus, it’s free to use, with ads.

HelloTalk’ is a free way to learn a language by talking to native speakers around the world.

Explore free courses for yourself

Coursera’ provides free access to over 3,800 courses from the world’s leading universities and companies – try everything from Cryptography at Stanford University, to IT Automation at Google.

Got lots of time and don’t mind paying?

There are a lot of courses that you can pay for and potentially get qualifications from. Check out the websites below to see what you could learn next:

Udemy – Over 100,000 online video courses with new additions published every month.

Open University – Choose from over 200 qualifications and 400 modules.