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No.CourseSubjectOriginFormatStartsTuitionStatus
001
Seven Wonders of the Ancient World

The list of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World was originally compiled in antiquity—it was partly referred to as early as the 5th century BCE by Herodotus. By the Roman period, geographers, travelers, and historians agreed on several wonders that “topped”…

ARC 109Summer 2026Stanford
SubjectEmerging / Needs Review
OriginStanford University
FormatOn-campus
StartsJun 22, 2026
Tuition$475
open
002
Build Your Expert Brand: Content Fundamentals for Professionals

Your personal brand is more than a buzzword—it’s your competitive edge. Whether you want to advance your career, grow your business, or become a trusted voice in your field, standing out requires more than just showing up. It’s about crafting a compelling…

BUS 125Summer 2026Stanford
SubjectEmerging / Needs Review
OriginStanford University
FormatOnline
StartsJun 22, 2026
Tuition$435
open
003
Essentials of Wealth Management

Wealth management is more than investing—it spans every part of your financial life, balancing today’s needs with future goals. Whether you manage your finances independently, work with professionals, or combine both, confidence and basic knowledge are…

BUS 195Summer 2026Stanford
SubjectEmerging / Needs Review
OriginStanford University
FormatOn-campus
StartsJun 22, 2026
Tuition$560
open
004
Product-Market Fit: From Idea to Real-World Adoption

Product-market fit is often described as a breakthrough moment, but in practice, it is a disciplined sequence of hypotheses, tested under real constraints. This course examines how early-stage products move from an initial idea toward traction by focusing on…

BUS 296Summer 2026Stanford
SubjectEmerging / Needs Review
OriginStanford University
FormatOn-campus
StartsJun 22, 2026
Tuition$480
open
005
Genealogy of the Spirit: Autofiction Workshop

The writer Bruno Schulz described his autofiction as a “genealogy of the spirit.” Autofiction draws on lived experience but reshapes it using the craft of fiction, carrying the emotional truth of a life rather than adhering to pure facts or literal…

CW 111Summer 2026Stanford
SubjectEmerging / Needs Review
OriginStanford University
FormatOnline
StartsJun 22, 2026
Tuition$1000
open
006
Cancer Biology: Recent Developments in Research and Treatment

Cancer is a common disease, and effectively treating cancer is a global challenge. In this course, we will explore cancer biology and the biological mechanisms underlying the most common forms of treatment. We will then explore recent research and novel…

MED 102Summer 2026Stanford
SubjectBiotechnology & Life Sciences
OriginStanford University
FormatOnline
StartsJun 22, 2026
Tuition$475
open
007
Crafting Resonance: Personal Essay Workshop

Resonant personal essays possess an ephemeral quality, allowing them to transcend the particulars of a single life and speak to readers in a lasting way. This course will teach you how to achieve that effect. For inspiration, we will read personal essays by…

MEM 117 WSummer 2026Stanford
SubjectEmerging / Needs Review
OriginStanford University
FormatOnline
StartsJun 22, 2026
Tuition$1000
open
008
Play the Ukulele: Rock, Pop, and Folk

George Harrison once wrote, “Everyone should have and play a ‘UKE.’ It’s so simple to carry with you and it’s one instrument you can’t play and not laugh.” He carried one everywhere and gave them freely to friends, insisting that anyone who played the ukulele…

MUS 105Summer 2026Stanford
SubjectEmerging / Needs Review
OriginStanford University
FormatOn-campus
StartsJun 22, 2026
Tuition$505
open
009
One-on-One Tutorial: Novel

This course is not open to the public, but rather by admission only. For more information on the Writing Certificate Program and its application process, please click here . The One-on-One Tutorial will bring together Certificate students and accomplished…

OWC 310 ASummer 2026Stanford
SubjectEmerging / Needs Review
OriginStanford University
FormatOnline
StartsJun 22, 2026
Tuition$4000
open
010
The Nature of You: Exploring Individuality and Reality

In this course, we examine major modern and contemporary thinkers addressing fundamental metaphysical questions about personhood, identity, and the self. We begin with Thomas Nagel’s provocative claim that death is an evil, then turn to Harry Frankfurt’s…

PHI 122Summer 2026Stanford
SubjectEmerging / Needs Review
OriginStanford University
FormatOnline
StartsJun 22, 2026
Tuition$440
open
011
Small Worlds: An Introduction to Close-Up Photography

Close-up photography transforms the familiar into the unexpected. This course invites photographers of all levels to explore the details that shape our visual world, from the intricate structures of plants, food, feathers, and insects to the abstract surfaces…

PHOTO 75Summer 2026Stanford
SubjectEmerging / Needs Review
OriginStanford University
FormatOnline
StartsJun 22, 2026
Tuition$385
open
012
Poetry as Play: Poetry Workshop

Poets have strategies to make their writing feel less like work and more like play, even when writing about serious subjects. We will learn to silence our inner critics and enjoy the art of writing poetry through techniques such as improv comedy-inspired…

POET 42Summer 2026Stanford
SubjectEmerging / Needs Review
OriginStanford University
FormatOn-campus
StartsJun 22, 2026
Tuition$825
open
013
Beginning Spanish: Part III

¡Vengan a charlar y explorar con nosotros! This course is designed for students who have completed "Beginning Spanish: Part II" or who can meet and mingle with others, talk about their interests and activities, past and present, and ask others about theirs,…

SPA 03Summer 2026Stanford
SubjectEmerging / Needs Review
OriginStanford University
FormatOnline
StartsJun 22, 2026
Tuition$575
open
014
Vibe Coding: Using AI for Programming

AI tools are changing how software gets built, making the process faster and accessible to people without a coding background. This course introduces vibe coding, a concept-first approach where you create applications and websites by guiding AI tools instead…

TECH 36 ASummer 2026Stanford
SubjectEmerging / Needs Review
OriginStanford University
FormatOnline
StartsJun 22, 2026
Tuition$355
open
015
Beginning Programming in Python

Designed for those with no prior experience, this course introduces the fundamentals of programming through Python, one of today’s most widely used languages. As AI tools make it easier to generate code, understanding how programs actually work has become…

TECH 46Summer 2026Stanford
SubjectEmerging / Needs Review
OriginStanford University
FormatOnline
StartsJun 22, 2026
Tuition$545
open
016
Wireless for the AI Age: An Introduction to Modern Systems

Wireless communication quietly underpins much of modern life, from smartphones and satellites to contactless payments and connected devices. This course offers a clear, concept-driven introduction to how contemporary wireless systems work and how they…

TECH 71Summer 2026Stanford
SubjectEmerging / Needs Review
OriginStanford University
FormatOnline
StartsJun 22, 2026
Tuition$355
open
017
One-on-One Tutorial: Memoir

This course is not open to the public, but rather by admission only. For more information on the Writing Certificate Program and its application process, please click here . The One-on-One Tutorial will bring together Certificate students and accomplished…

OWC 210 ASummer 2026Stanford
SubjectEmerging / Needs Review
OriginStanford University
FormatOnline
StartsJun 22, 2026
Tuition$4000
open
018
Farm to Palette: Watercolor Painting for Beginners

This hands-on course is designed to introduce beginners to the art of watercolor painting through the vibrant colors and forms of seasonal fruits, vegetables, and edible flowers. Students will explore fundamental watercolor techniques such as wet-on-wet…

ART 34Summer 2026Stanford
SubjectEmerging / Needs Review
OriginStanford University
FormatOnline
StartsJun 23, 2026
Tuition$340
open
019
Storycrafting for Podcasters

Have you ever marveled at the mesmerizing narratives in your favorite podcasts and wondered how they’re crafted? What are the key ingredients that transform a simple story into a captivating audio experience? How can we use sound design, voice, interview…

ART 43Summer 2026Stanford
SubjectEmerging / Needs Review
OriginStanford University
FormatOnline
StartsJun 23, 2026
Tuition$285
open
020
Introduction to Roman Art and Architecture

This course offers a sweeping survey of the art and architecture of the Roman world, from the founding of Rome in the 8th century BCE to the transfer of the capital to Constantinople in the 4th century CE. Students will trace Rome’s transformation from a…

ARTH 61Summer 2026Stanford
SubjectEmerging / Needs Review
OriginStanford University
FormatOnline
StartsJun 23, 2026
Tuition$475
open
021
Principles of Invention and Innovation in the Age of AI

What enables some ideas to reshape industries while others remain promising but unrealized? In an era shaped by AI, professionals across technology, science, and business are generating new concepts rapidly, yet many struggle to move from insight to sustained…

BUS 74Summer 2026Stanford
SubjectEmerging / Needs Review
OriginStanford University
FormatOn-campus
StartsJun 23, 2026
Tuition$610
open
022
Establishing a Creative Writing Practice

Engaging in creative activity lightens our hearts, helps us make peace with our experiences, and reminds us how to play. Creative writing is especially accessible; it requires no special equipment and can be done anytime. But many of us either internalize…

CW 17 WASummer 2026Stanford
SubjectEmerging / Needs Review
OriginStanford University
FormatOnline
StartsJun 23, 2026
Tuition$410
open
023
Introduction to Hip Hop Dance

Have you ever wanted to try hip hop dance but felt nervous to give it a go? Here’s a chance to learn one of the world’s most popular dance forms effortlessly with a renowned teacher and choreographer. Hip hop dance is not just a form of movement; it is deeply…

DAN 33Summer 2026Stanford
SubjectEmerging / Needs Review
OriginStanford University
FormatOn-campus
StartsJun 23, 2026
Tuition$440
open
024
The Art of Speculative Storytelling: Science Fiction and Fantasy Workshop

Science fiction and fantasy provide escape through expansive world-building. They also transform the fantastic into a metaphor for the pressures of contemporary life. This course demystifies the process of writing in these popular genres. Students will…

FICT 110 WSummer 2026Stanford
SubjectEmerging / Needs Review
OriginStanford University
FormatOnline
StartsJun 23, 2026
Tuition$1000
open
025
Writing You Can't Put Down: Breakout Fiction Workshop

In this workshop, you will learn how to produce prose that captures a reader’s attention from the very first page. We will read fiction by writers such as Julie Otsuka, Yiyun Li, and John Edgar Wideman to examine how their work engages us through vivid…

FICT 115Summer 2026Stanford
SubjectEmerging / Needs Review
OriginStanford University
FormatOn-campus
StartsJun 23, 2026
Tuition$825
open
026
Exercise Theory and Design for Health and Fitness

Human movement and exercise can increase quality of life through improved immunity, sleep, energy, metabolism, psychological state, longevity (meaning disease-risk reduction), and function of tissues such as bones, nerves, joints, and muscles. This course…

MED 39Summer 2026Stanford
SubjectEmerging / Needs Review
OriginStanford University
FormatOnline
StartsJun 23, 2026
Tuition$555
open
027
Take the Next Steps: Memoir Workshop

Writing a memoir often begins with momentum and discovery, then slows as the work enters the “murky middle.” This course offers space to re-engage with your project and get you over that hump. For inspiration, we will study personal writing by innovative…

MEM 199Summer 2026Stanford
SubjectEmerging / Needs Review
OriginStanford University
FormatOnline
StartsJun 23, 2026
Tuition$1000
open
028
Faith, Hope, and Love: Virtues for an Age of Uncertainty

This course examines faith, hope, and love as enduring human responses to uncertainty, loss, and the search for meaning. We will explore how philosophers have interpreted these virtues both within and outside of religious frameworks. Søren Kierkegaard’s Fear…

PHI 131Summer 2026Stanford
SubjectEmerging / Needs Review
OriginStanford University
FormatOnline
StartsJun 23, 2026
Tuition$560
open
029
Beginning Spanish: Part I

¡Es hora de aprender español! Whether for business or pleasure, travel abroad, or a trip to the local market, millions of Americans have found Spanish so useful that it has become the nation’s most popularly studied second language. This course is designed to…

SPA 01Summer 2026Stanford
SubjectEmerging / Needs Review
OriginStanford University
FormatOnline
StartsJun 23, 2026
Tuition$575
open
030
Demystifying AI: Insights from the Stanford Institute for Human-Centered Artificial Intelligence

Artificial intelligence is advancing rapidly across many domains, including science, business, and public policy. This course offers a data-driven introduction to how AI is evolving globally, grounded in insights from the AI Index Report, Stanford HAI’s…

TECH 50 HSummer 2026Stanford
SubjectEmerging / Needs Review
OriginStanford University
FormatOn-campus
StartsJun 23, 2026
Tuition$470
open
031
Demystifying AI: Insights from the Stanford Institute for Human-Centered Artificial Intelligence

Artificial intelligence is advancing rapidly across many domains, including science, business, and public policy. This course offers a data-driven introduction to how AI is evolving globally, grounded in insights from the AI Index Report, Stanford HAI’s…

TECH 50 ZSummer 2026Stanford
SubjectEmerging / Needs Review
OriginStanford University
FormatOnline
StartsJun 23, 2026
Tuition$470
open
032
Funding a New Enterprise: Learn from Experienced Silicon Valley Practitioners

You have an idea, created a product to solve a problem, proven the concept, and you are ready to launch. But how do you secure funding and ensure success? This course will provide students with a balanced technical overview of the role and methodology of…

BUS 28Summer 2026Stanford
SubjectEmerging / Needs Review
OriginStanford University
FormatOn-campus
StartsJun 24, 2026
Tuition$785
open
033
Taxes: Building and Maintaining Wealth

It’s not how much you make—it’s what you keep. Many people in the United States earn their money from a regular job; they get a paycheck and routinely pay income taxes. But the way wealthy Americans make money is more diverse, as are their investments. What…

BUS 64Summer 2026Stanford
SubjectEmerging / Needs Review
OriginStanford University
FormatOn-campus
StartsJun 24, 2026
Tuition$485
open
034
Plato’s Republic and the Good Life

Plato’s Republic is one of the most influential works in the Western canon, shaping debates about politics, justice, and human flourishing for more than two millennia. The 20th-century philosopher Alfred North Whitehead famously described the European…

CLA 84Summer 2026Stanford
SubjectEmerging / Needs Review
OriginStanford University
FormatOn-campus
StartsJun 24, 2026
Tuition$415
open
035
Medicine in the Ancient Western World

Ancient medicine sometimes appears surprisingly similar to modern medicine. At other times, it exposes what we regard as superstition and ignorance. Egyptians, Mesopotamians, Greeks, and Romans asked many of the same questions about health and disease that we…

CLS 160Summer 2026Stanford
SubjectEmerging / Needs Review
OriginStanford University
FormatOnline
StartsJun 24, 2026
Tuition$415
open
036
The Right to Speak: Finding and Freeing Your Natural Voice

We all want to be heard—yet speaking up when it matters most can feel daunting, even for seasoned communicators. The good news: you were born with a natural presence and open voice. The challenge is that habits, stress, and tension often inhibit your ability…

COM 63Summer 2026Stanford
SubjectEmerging / Needs Review
OriginStanford University
FormatOn-campus
StartsJun 24, 2026
Tuition$545
open
037
Getting to the Heart of the Story: Romance Novel Workshop

While authors of other genres are having difficulty getting into print, sales of romance novels keep breaking new records. While writing a romance novel is within your reach, it requires more than a love story. In this course, we will study the current…

CW 73 WSummer 2026Stanford
SubjectEmerging / Needs Review
OriginStanford University
FormatOnline
StartsJun 24, 2026
Tuition$1000
open
038
Voice in Fiction: Style, Dialogue, and Point of View

Author Bharati Mukherjee said that “‘voice’ is our shorthand for the process of decision-making regarding tone, diction, pacing, texture, withholding, etc. in a given work.” Each writer, and each work, has a particular voice—or sometimes a chorus of…

FICT 138 WSummer 2026Stanford
SubjectEmerging / Needs Review
OriginStanford University
FormatOnline
StartsJun 24, 2026
Tuition$1000
open
039
Film Noir: The Primacy of the Visual, 1940–49

Film noir first exploded across American movie screens in 1940. Hollywood studios seized upon this exciting new direction in crime films—a dramatically startling combination of German Expressionist cinema of the '20s and French poetic realism films of the…

FLM 170Summer 2026Stanford
SubjectEmerging / Needs Review
OriginStanford University
FormatOnline
StartsJun 24, 2026
Tuition$500
open
040
Beginning French: Part I

Designed for students with little to no knowledge of French, this course focuses on acquiring basic communication skills using a creative, all-in-French conversational approach in a fun and relaxed class atmosphere. By the end of the course, students will be…

FRN 01Summer 2026Stanford
SubjectEmerging / Needs Review
OriginStanford University
FormatOn-campus
StartsJun 24, 2026
Tuition$495
open
041
The Self and Beyond: Memoir Workshop

The best memoirs use personal experience to illuminate larger questions, but there are different ways to construct a compelling personal story that resonates with readers. Some authors, like Elizabeth Gilbert, Joan Didion, and Paul Kalanithi, rely on…

MEM 116Summer 2026Stanford
SubjectEmerging / Needs Review
OriginStanford University
FormatOn-campus
StartsJun 24, 2026
Tuition$655
open
042
Plot and Structure: Novel Workshop for Manuscripts in Progress

A beautifully constructed book never happens by accident. Bringing a novel to fruition requires a combination of creative improvisation and strategic planning. Whether you are juggling points of view, trying to link stories, or stuck in the marshy middle of…

NVL 199 WSummer 2026Stanford
SubjectEmerging / Needs Review
OriginStanford University
FormatOnline
StartsJun 24, 2026
Tuition$1000
open
043
How to "Line Dance": Poetry Workshop

For many poets, the only rule is that a poem must have line breaks. But are line breaks really a foundational element of the poem? What work do they do on the page? In this course, we will focus on line breaks as an active craft choice, one that can shape…

POET 46Summer 2026Stanford
SubjectEmerging / Needs Review
OriginStanford University
FormatOnline
StartsJun 24, 2026
Tuition$1000
open
044
Applied Enterprise AI: Building Real-World Impact at Scale

Artificial intelligence is reshaping the enterprise, yet many organizations struggle to move from experimentation to sustained impact. This course provides a practical introduction to enterprise AI, focusing on deploying systems at scale and aligning them…

TECH 73Summer 2026Stanford
SubjectEmerging / Needs Review
OriginStanford University
FormatOnline
StartsJun 24, 2026
Tuition$470
open
045
Living with Purpose

Purpose is less a fixed destination than an ongoing way of orienting one's life around what matters most. Adapted from a popular class for Stanford undergraduates, this course examines purpose as a lived practice shaped by values, self-understanding, and…

WELL 40Summer 2026Stanford
SubjectEmerging / Needs Review
OriginStanford University
FormatOn-campus
StartsJun 24, 2026
Tuition$435
open
046
The Past Is Never Past: Historical Fiction Workshop

The historical novel is reaching new heights and audiences. Recent bestsellers have found their stories in World War II, pre–Civil Rights Mississippi, and the court of England’s Henry VIII. In these successful historical novels, the concerns of the past…

FICT 38 WSummer 2026Stanford
SubjectEmerging / Needs Review
OriginStanford University
FormatOnline
StartsJun 25, 2026
Tuition$1000
open
047
Before They Stopped the Party: The Greatest Pre-Code Movies

In the early 1930s, American movies were in the midst of a golden age shaped by feminism, the social and sexual revolutions of the 1920s, and a lack of screen censorship. Today, we call this “the pre-Code era,” the five years before a restrictive Motion…

FLM 91Summer 2026Stanford
SubjectEmerging / Needs Review
OriginStanford University
FormatOn-campus
StartsJun 25, 2026
Tuition$415
open
048
The History of Reproductive Rights in the United States

Since the late 19th century, women’s control over their reproductive lives in the United States has been a topic of public debate and political struggle. These stakes became especially urgent following the US Supreme Court’s 2022 Dobbs decision overturning…

HIS 11Summer 2026Stanford
SubjectEmerging / Needs Review
OriginStanford University
FormatOnline
StartsJun 25, 2026
Tuition$370
open
049
The Language of Grief: A Generative Writing Course

Tapping into grief can unlock your most powerful writing. Whether you are working on a personal essay about loss, writing a grief memoir, or seeking to deepen the emotional impact of a story or novel, the language of loss will illuminate the darkest and most…

MEM 118Summer 2026Stanford
SubjectEmerging / Needs Review
OriginStanford University
FormatOnline
StartsJun 25, 2026
Tuition$550
open
050
I Hear America Singing: American Opera Takes the Stage

When we think of opera, the European greats come to mind: Mozart, Verdi, Puccini, Wagner. While American composers followed European models at first, by the early 20th century, many began forging a new idiom, adapting inherited forms to American subjects.…

MUS 201Summer 2026Stanford
SubjectEmerging / Needs Review
OriginStanford University
FormatOn-campus
StartsJun 25, 2026
Tuition$415
open