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Save 75%: Through June 8, Udacity's Nanodegree online courses are on sale for 75% off sitewide with the code SAVE75.

Throughout the pandemic, people have been finding new ways to spend their time, whether that's with a new hobby or taking online classes for career development. If you're interested in the latter, we've got a deal for you.

Through June 8, Udacity is running a sitewide 75% off sale. That means you can take your pick of courses that could help boost your career — or just teach you a new skill for the fun of it. Just use the code SAVE75 at checkout to secure the discount.

Udacity's courses range in topics from web development to product management to digital marketing. Here's a sampling of the programs you can choose from. (In addition to 75% off three months' access, you can also choose to learn at your own pace for $100 per month for these courses with the 75% off code.)

Even if you know nothing about coding, you can still enroll in this course. The only prerequisite is knowing basic computer skills. Throughout the course, you'll learn SQL and Python fundamentals and get an introduction to version control. You'll work on real-world projects and have access to mentors who will guide you through the program and answer questions as you go.

This course dives into UX fundamentals and design research and will walk you through creating prototypes with the user's experience in mind. By the end of the course, you'll have projects that you can put in a UX portfolio, which is key if you plan on applying for UX jobs.

This course is packed full of skills you need for a career in digital marketing and media. You'll learn marketing basics like how to create a marketing plan and how to come up with a content strategy. Plus, the course takes you through social media marketing, social media advertising, search engine optimization, email marketing, Google Ads, Google Analytics, and more. It's a seriously thorough course.

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