# Download Coursera Courses for Offline

Canonical page: https://www.udemie.study/platforms/coursera

Udemie downloads the Coursera courses and specializations you're enrolled in into a local library (videos, transcripts and readings) so you can keep learning without a connection.

Udemie only downloads content available through the user's own account. It does not bypass enrollment, payment or DRM-protected access.

## Supported content

- Full specialization support
- Video + synchronized transcripts
- Reading materials
- Peer-graded assignment prompts (view only)
- Batch-download an entire specialization
- Automatic resume and expired-link refresh

## How it works

### 1. Install Udemie

Install Udemie from the Microsoft Store on Windows or the Snap Store on Linux, then open the app.

### 2. Connect your Coursera account

Sign in to Coursera inside Udemie so it can reach the courses and specializations you're enrolled in.

### 3. Pick a course or specialization

Choose a course or an entire specialization. Udemie maps every module, video and reading.

### 4. Download and watch offline

Start the download. Videos, transcripts and readings land in your offline library, ready to play in Udemie's built-in player.

## Common questions

### Can Udemie download a whole Coursera specialization?

Yes. Udemie recognizes specializations and can batch-download every course inside them into your offline library.

### Does it download Coursera transcripts?

Yes. Udemie downloads the transcripts alongside each video so you can read and search them offline.

### Are reading materials included?

Udemie downloads the reading materials attached to your Coursera courses so the full course context is available offline.

### Do I need a Coursera subscription?

You download the courses you're enrolled in on your own Coursera account; Udemie does not bypass enrollment or payment.

## Install Udemie

- Downloads: https://www.udemie.study/downloads
- Pricing: https://www.udemie.study/pricing
- Full supported-platform overview: https://www.udemie.study/platforms