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New GenAI Learning Paths Available in Udemy

September 12, 2024

Two peter the anteaters standing next to colored bubbles with options for GenAI starter paths in Udemy.

The OIT web content team is thrilled to share that new Generative AI (GenAI) starter learning paths have been activated in Udemy, UCI’s chosen online learning platform.  UCI affiliates with access to Udemy can now explore the new learning paths to enhance their GenAI skills.  These online courses are good for a general overview as well as in-depth knowledge related to specific roles.

A few new path offerings:

  • GenAI for Data Scientists
  • GenAI Skills for Finance Professionals
  • GenAI Skills for Human Resources Professionals
  • GenAI Skills for Leaders
  • and more!

You may access these online training courses by going to UCI’s Udemy Login page.  Click “Learning Paths” at the top left, then “All Paths” to find the GenAI courses.

More information on UCI Udemy Online Learning.

If you have any issues or questions accessing these courses, please submit a ServiceNow incident ticket to assignment group “Web Content”.

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Article updated on:
July 23, 2025

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