Courses Top 20 Highest Rated Courses on Coursera

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This week, Coursera have shared their 20 top rated courses. The list below contains courses with a high number of enrollments and an average star rating of at least 4.62 out of 5 stars. The minimum number of enrollments required to make this list is 35,000 enrollments, so these courses are not only highly rated, but also attract many learners. In other words, these are high quality courses.

Top 20 Highest Rated Courses with at least 35,000 Enrollments and ≥4.6 Star Rating

1. Machine Learning by Stanford [4.91/5 stars]
2. The Science of Well-Being by Yale [4.87/5 stars]
3. Introduction to Psychology by University of Toronto [4.86/5 stars]
4. AI for Everyone by deeplearning.ai [4.84/5 stars]
5. Introduction to Negotiation: A Strategic Playbook for Becoming a Principled and Persuasive Negotiator by Yale [4.83/5 stars]
6. Financial Markets by Yale [4.83/5]
7. Learning How to Learn: Powerful mental tools to help you master tough subjects by UCSD and McMaster University [4.82/5 stars]
8. Primeros Auxilios Psicológicos (PAP) by Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona [4.81/5 stars]
9. Psychological First Aid by Johns Hopkins University [4.76/5 stars]
10. Private Equity and Venture Capital by Università Bocconi [4.75/5 stars]
11. Successful Negotiation: Essential Strategies and Skills by University of Michigan [4.75/5 stars]
12. Indigenous Canada by University of Alberta [4.75/5 stars]
13. Seeing Through Photographs by MoMA [4.75/5 stars]
14. Camino a la Excelencia en Gestión de Proyectos by Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile [4.73/5 stars]
15. Management of Fashion and Luxury Companies by Università Bocconi [4.72/5 stars]
16. Design and Interpretation of Clinical Trials by Johns Hopkins University [4.71/5 stars]
17. Stanford Introduction to Food and Health by Stanford University [4.69/5 stars]
18. G Suite Administrator Fundamentals by Google Cloud [4.67/5 stars]
19. Positive Psychology by University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill [4.66/5 stars]
20. Design Thinking for Innovation by University of Virginia [4.62/5 stars]