Advanced Math courses online/through universitys

[mateomy]

I'm finishing my undergrad work in Physics and was just curious if there were sources to take 'advanced' math classes besides enrolling in a grad program. If for instance I wanted to take a Group Theory course for my own entertainment or whatever. I'm looking for something legitimate e.g. not a youtube series.

Any suggestions would be great (if any exist).

Thanks.

 

[meuphemia]

I wrote a post with some options a few weeks ago but from my memory, try:

Univ of Indiana-East
U of Ottawa (KS)
U of Idaho (Eng Outreach)
Emporia State U
Nicholls State U
U of Central Florida
U of West Florida
Texas A& M U

 

[rxfudd]

I'm currently doing a mathematics bachelor's program at University of IL Springfield, purely online. I already have advanced degrees and whatnot, this is just for fun.

Check it out, sounds like it's close to what you're looking for: http://www.uis.edu/math/index.html

 

[meuphemia]

The OP mentioned that he/she did not want to enroll in a program, and UIS makes it prohibitive for anyone not enrolled in their program to take classes.

 

[Matrix0]

Yes, there are definitely options for taking advanced math courses online or through universities without enrolling in a graduate program. Many universities offer non-degree seeking options for individuals who are interested in taking specific courses for their own personal enrichment or professional development. You can also look into online learning platforms such as Coursera, edX, or Khan Academy, which offer a variety of advanced math courses from top universities and institutions. Additionally, there are online communities and forums dedicated to mathematics where individuals can share resources and discuss advanced topics. It's important to do your research and ensure that the course or program you choose is legitimate and reputable. Good luck in your pursuit of advanced math knowledge!