The world's largest online university provider, Coursera, is targeting India's large education-hungry population and the country's drive to expand access to higher education by 30% by 2030; currently only 12% of India's young people are offered university places. But it has also been accused of being a platform for hate speech against minorities in India, including Muslims, Christians and Dalits. That's going to move faster than any accreditation process, it's market driven not bureaucratic. The British Council reported recently that it expects India to have the biggest student-age population in the world by 2025.
The world's largest online university provider, Coursera, is targeting India's large education-hungry population and the country's drive to expand access to higher education by 30% by 2030; currently only 12% of India's young people are offered university places. But it has also been accused of being a platform for hate speech against minorities in India, including Muslims, Christians and Dalits. The British Council reported recently that it expects India to have the biggest student-age population in the world by 2025.