Coursera + Udemy

Chennai
Total Offices: 3
1,500 Total Employees
Year Founded: 2010

Coursera + Udemy Company Growth, Stability & Outlook

Coursera + Udemy Employee Perspectives

Coursera and Udemy completed their merger in May of 2026, creating a combined company with greater scale across individual learning, enterprise training and content creation. At the time the transaction closed, the company reported an expanded global footprint that included hundreds of university and industry partners, providing a broad foundation as it began integrating the two platforms.

“Together, we now reach over 290 million learners, 18,000 enterprise customers, and a global ecosystem of 95,000 content creators, alongside hundreds of university and industry partners.”
 

Greg Hart
Greg Hart, Chief Executive Officer and President

Today is the beginning of our next chapter. Together, we have the opportunity to reshape how the world learns and applies skills — and to help millions of people participate in the new economy. I’m excited for what we will build together.

Peter Kokkinos
Peter Kokkinos, President and Managing Director, Asia-Pacific Division

Udemy’s partnership with Google signals continued investment in expanding its AI learning portfolio and building products around growing workforce demand. Through the Learn AI with Google subscription, Udemy combines Google-developed curriculum, hands-on access to Google AI tools and industry-recognized credentials for its global learner base.

“Our partnership with Google represents a pivotal moment in career advancement, empowering professionals with the practical skills they need to grow in their roles and drive meaningful results from day one.”
 

Ramji Sundararajan
Ramji Sundararajan, President of Consumer

Coursera + Udemy Employee Reviews

By focusing on becoming a skills-based organization, we have the potential to produce meaningful business outcomes and increase productivity, agility and business continuity while filling skills gaps.
 

Karen Fascenda
Karen Fascenda, Chief People Officer
Karen Fascenda, Chief People Officer

What People Are Saying About Coursera + Udemy

  • Profitability: 2025 marked Udemy’s first full year of positive net income, with adjusted EBITDA rising to about $95 million and margins expanding. These results reflect healthier unit economics alongside the subscription mix shift.
  • Cost & Operational Efficiency: Gross margin improved from 63% in 2024 to 66% in 2025, helped by growing subscriptions and a reduced instructor revenue share on subscriptions (cut to 15% in 2026). The trend points to better content cost leverage and operating discipline.
  • Strategic Partnerships: Multiple AI and certification-focused launches and integrations with AWS, Microsoft, Google, and OpenAI indicate continued product investment aimed at enterprise skills. These partnerships broaden reach and reinforce the enterprise skills roadmap.