Holocaust and Genocide (HST 194) is a fully online, 3-credit Arizona State University course offered through ASU Universal Learner Courses. Start for just $25, complete the 8-week session and choose later whether to add transferable ASU credit for $400. Developed by leading Holocaust and genocide scholars. (Photo: Entrance to Auschwitz II-Birkenau. Oświęcim, Poland.)

Start your career in IT with ASU’s Google IT Support Professional Certificate. Earn 12 transferable ASU credits through five Universal Learner Courses with a flexible, pay-as-you-go model and low upfront cost.

Whether you’re a high school student, working adult or lifelong learner, ASU’s Universal Learner Courses offer flexible, faculty-led online classes for $25, with optional credit added only if you choose.

Explore the living world in ASU’s BIO 100 — a 4-credit online biology course with lab. Begin for $25 with no application and choose later whether to add official ASU credit.

Earn affordable college credit with ASU’s PSY 101 online psychology course. Begin for $25 with no admission required, complete the coursework and decide after finishing whether to add transcripted credit.

Understanding early U.S. history helps explain how America’s institutions, conflicts and ideas continue to shape society today. ASU’s online Early U.S. History course (HST 109) requires no enrollment and is open to learners of all ages, with optional college credit.

Global affairs shapes everything from trade and security to climate policy and human rights. ASU’s online Introduction to Global Affairs course (INR 194), developed with the Council on Foreign Relations, is open to learners of all ages for $25, with optional college credit.