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Udemy Risk Management courses: coupons and sale prices in the US

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5 Udemy Risk Management courses are listed here, ordered by how many people have taken them. The most taken is “Energy Trading and Risk Management (ETRM)” by Chirag Ahuja, with 4,776 learners and a 4.5 rating.

Udemy does not hand out a coupon code per course. Its discount is a sitewide sale that applies when you arrive through a partner link, and in the US that sale is “Boost Your Value sale: up to 85% off Udemy courses”, ending 16 Oct.

Prices in the US today run from $11.99 to $199.99 across the 4 courses we could price, each read from inside the US rather than converted from another country's price, and 1 is free.

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Top Udemy Risk Management courses by learners

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  1. 1

    Energy Trading and Risk Management (ETRM)

    Chirag Ahuja4.5(876) 5K learnersAll Levels15 hrs

  2. 2

    Disaster Risk Management Course

    4.0(112) 1K learnersAll Levels

  3. 3

    SAP Treasury and Risk Management

    AIERP2 Solutions4.2(155) 965 learnersAll Levels4 hrs

    $11.99$54.99

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  4. 4

    Financial Risk Manager (FRM) Certification: Level I

    EduPristine Inc4.0(156) 552 learnersAll Levels24 hrs

  5. 5

    Stock Market and Trading : Zero to Hero

    Harsh Gupta4.9(11) 54 learnersAll Levels3 hrs

    $11.99$19.99

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