Udacity, the online educational service founded by artificial intelligence guru and ex-Googler Sebastian Thrun, is offering a new set of tech degrees that guarantee a job in six months or your money ...

Udacity, the online education startup founded by self-driving car veteran Sebastian Thrun, is opening its digital doors to potential flying car engineers. In a blog post Tuesday, the company said it ...

Late-night infomercials aren’t the only venue where companies try to lure consumers with money-back guarantees. Now some upstart online-education providers are making the same promise. Udacity, a ...

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Google and Udacity have formed a partnership to help job seekers boost their career development efforts through eleven new courses which will complement the “Networking for Career Success” program ...

Google and Udacity are teaming up again, this time for an Android Basics course that will earn you a Nanodegree. The two companies have partnered before for Android Nanodegree programs, but this one ...

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SAN FRANCISCO — A leading purveyor of online education is willing to guarantee its graduates a job in tech, or their money back. Udacity, the massive open online course pioneer led by former Google ...

Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. I was an early adopter of the coding movement. What that means is that I spent hours on a Commodore 64 typing lines of “if-then” code ...