Understanding MS Free Online Course

[carolek572]

The next Understanding Multiple Sclerosis (MS) free online course opens on 10th March. More than 50,000 people from 170+ countries have now taken part in the course - including you - but we need your help to spread the word so we can reach as many people as possible. Please tell your friends, family, and colleagues about the course, and if you know someone who might be interested please forward them this email.

It's also the perfect time to refresh your understanding of MS, learn more from our new and updated content, join in our forum discussions, and test your knowledge with our quizzes. Captions are also now available on all our videos.

Course opens: 10th March 2025

Course duration: 6 weeks (content is accessible across 8 weeks)

Estimated effort: 2 hours per week

Cost: FREE

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[Tazmanian]

Thank you

[carolek572 CommunityAmbassador in reply to Tazmanian]

You’re welcome, Tazmanian

[lbenmaor]

Thank you! Leslie

[carolek572 CommunityAmbassador in reply to lbenmaor]

You’re welcome, lbenmaor

[Frances_B]

Ha ha - you beat me to it this time around

Menzies also have some other online MS courses which they have been developing - their new MS courses grew out of the first Understanding MS one that was developed together with the Wicking Dementia Research & Education Centre aabout five years ago.

While some of the content may not be relevant throughout the world (I haven't done the course as there aren't any drugs for my PPMS) I would expect that the MOOC on DMTs for MS is probably every bit as good as the Understanding MS course.

ms.mooc.utas.edu.au/course/...

They also have one on Mental Health and MS.

ms.mooc.utas.edu.au/course/...

[carolek572 CommunityAmbassador in reply to Frances_B]

Thank you for your response to adding more detail to this post, Frances_B

This is a wonderful course that gives a lot of information about Multiple Sclerosis. I recommend it to anyone, but especially those who have been recently diagnosed. Keep Smiling