Think Again Courses
Think Again courses can help you learn how to question assumptions, evaluate evidence, and update your views as you gain new information. You can build skills in critical thinking, perspective-taking, and constructive debate that support better decisions in work and everyday life. Many courses introduce frameworks, reflective exercises, and real examples that encourage rethinking familiar ideas and exploring alternative viewpoints.
Popular Think Again Courses and Certifications
Status: Free TrialDuke University
Skills you'll gain: Persuasive Communication, Writing, Oral Expression, Interpersonal Communications
Status: Free TrialDuke University
Skills you'll gain: Case Studies, Persuasive Communication, Interactive Learning
Status: NewStatus: PreviewSaïd Business School, University of Oxford
Skills you'll gain: Prioritization, Strategic Leadership, Systems Thinking, Complex Problem Solving, Critical Thinking and Problem Solving, Leadership, Strategic Decision-Making, Business Leadership, Stakeholder Communications, Responsible AI, Initiative and Leadership, Strategic Thinking, Leadership Development, Decision Making, Artificial Intelligence, Analysis, Critical Thinking, Root Cause Analysis, Business Ethics
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Duke University
Skills you'll gain: Deductive Reasoning, Probability, Sampling (Statistics), Sample Size Determination, Correlation Analysis, Case Studies, Scientific Methods
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Duke University
Skills you'll gain: Deductive Reasoning, Logical Reasoning, Computational Logic, Mathematical Modeling, Scientific Methods
Status: PreviewStanford University
Skills you'll gain: Mathematical Theory & Analysis, Mathematics and Mathematical Modeling, Calculus, Deductive Reasoning, Logical Reasoning
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Status: PreviewImperial College London
Skills you'll gain: Creative Thinking, Brainstorming, Ideation, Creativity, Cognitive flexibility, Problem Solving, Collaboration
Status: Free TrialDartmouth College
Skills you'll gain: Decision Making, Strategic Decision-Making, Self-Awareness, Emotional Intelligence, Critical Thinking, Behavioral Economics, Problem Solving, Leadership Development, Analysis, Goal Setting, Strategic Leadership, Risk Analysis, Cognitive flexibility
Status: NewStatus: Free TrialHarvard Business Review
Skills you'll gain: Business Modeling, Business Acumen, Business Strategy, Strategic Decision-Making, Data-Driven Decision-Making, Decision Making, Competitive Analysis, Financial Statements, Leadership, Financial Analysis, Team Leadership, Critical Thinking
Status: PreviewUniversity of Michigan
Skills you'll gain: Mathematical Modeling, Systems Thinking, Strategic Decision-Making, Innovation, Social Sciences, Strategic Thinking, Decision Making, Complex Problem Solving, Critical Thinking, Network Analysis, Economics, Probability, Market Dynamics
Status: PreviewDuke University
Skills you'll gain: Cognitive flexibility, Psychology, Compassion, Learning Theory, Social Skills, Empathy, Anthropology, Train The Trainer, Experimentation, Research, General Science and Research, Scientific Methods, Cultural Diversity, Cooperation, Non-Verbal Communication, Biology
Status: NewStatus: PreviewIE Business School
Skills you'll gain: Critical Thinking, Logical Reasoning, Analytical Skills, Generative AI, Empathy, Cognitive flexibility, Research, Lifelong Learning, Data Analysis, Decision Making, Statistical Analysis
In summary, here are 10 of our most popular think again courses
- Think Again I: How to Understand Arguments:Â Duke University
- Think Again IV: How to Avoid Fallacies:Â Duke University
- Leadership Problem-Solving with AI: Think Like a Leader: Saïd Business School, University of Oxford
- Think Again III: How to Reason Inductively:Â Duke University
- Think Again II: How to Reason Deductively:Â Duke University
- Introduction to Mathematical Thinking:Â Stanford University
- Creative Thinking: Techniques and Tools for Success:Â Imperial College London
- Decision-Making: Blending Art & Science:Â Dartmouth College
- Think Like a Leader:Â Harvard Business Review
- Model Thinking:Â University of Michigan
