As a university student who is studying abroad, you might always be looking for free opportunities and resources. There are a lot of expenses to look after which is wild anything and everything free can make a huge preference. YouTube has become a very well-known platform for offering content in a variety of genres. There is something for everyone on YouTube. Today we will talk about some YouTube channels which offer free education and study resources for no cost at all.
TED-Ed
This is a very popular educational channel on YouTube for kids with over 17.7 million subscribers. Its patent and recognizable videos include animated visuals that talk about interesting topics related to science and maths. The channel has both short and long videos for almost all imaginable topics. This makes it an extremely inclusive channel for students of different age groups.
Kurzgesagt – In a Nutshell
This channel was started by a team of German animators and illustrators. Currently, it has around 19 million subscribers who have a target to make young kids science-conscious. You can learn so much about science, psychology, humanities, understanding human emotions, and even futurism.
Huberman Lab
This channel was started by Andrew D Huberman, an associate professor in the Department of Neurobiology at the Stanford University School of Medicine. The channel currently has 1.56 million subscribers and almost all its episodes are available in podcast form. Being a neurologist, Huberman talks about aspects related to neuroscience and secrets of the brain unknown to almost everyone.
Eureka!
This is an online learning platform that offers industry-driven courses to make learning accessible to everyone. They offer courses that have to be paid for watching but also have similar free videos available on their YouTube channel.
