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Your data is transferred to third-party universities whose privacy practices you may not have reviewed, and those institutions may use your data for research or other purposes beyond delivering your course.
Coursera collects extensive personal data including learning behavior, assessment results, payment information, and device identifiers, and the policy permits sharing subsets of this data with institutional clients such as employers and universities, advertising partners, and third-party service providers. Learners enrolled through employer or campus programs should be aware that their course activity and performance data may be visible to the sponsoring organization, which may affect how they approach platform use. You can adjust marketing communication preferences and exercise data rights including access, deletion, and portability by contacting privacy@coursera.org or visiting your account settings.
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"When you enroll in a course or program, we share personal data with the institution that offers the course or program to enable the institution to award academic credentials, verify your identity, and for other purposes described in the institution's privacy policy. Content Providers may also use your personal data for their own research and educational purposes, including improving their courses and programs.— Excerpt from Coursera's Coursera Privacy Notice
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