I've been a Udacity learner since around 2018–2020, and the platform has always had a special place in my learning journey. I recently discovered that Udacity is no longer available in Finland, where I currently live. I was genuinely disappointed because I still want to continue learning through their Nanodegree programs.

I understand that Udacity is now part of Accenture, but I'm curious why access is restricted in Finland and potentially other EU countries.

A few questions:

• Does anyone know why Udacity stopped serving Finland?
• Is this a temporary restriction or a permanent decision?
• Are there any plans to bring Udacity back to the EU?

I've already contacted Udacity support, but I'd love to hear from other learners or anyone from the Udacity team.

Hi everyone, I have an Alesis Nitro Mesh drum kit, and I want to record what I play using the Audacity application. It's connected to my computer, but it's not being recognized, and I don't know what to do. If anyone knows, it would be a huge help. Thanks!

Hey friends,

If you've been planning to learn AI, Data Science, Cloud Computing, Programming, Cybersecurity, or Product Management, now is a good time to grab a Udacity subscription.

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I personally tested both coupon codes at checkout, and they’re currently working for new users on both monthly and annual subscriptions.

For example, in the US, the regular pricing is around $249/month, which drops to just $125/month after the discount.

But, it’s not just about saving money - the subscription sale gives you access to all Nanodegree programs, meaning you can:

• Enroll in multiple programs at once, from beginner to advanced, without extra costs.
• Switch to another Nanodegree if one doesn’t fit your learning goals.

Whether you're a student, career switcher, or working professional, this sale can significantly reduce the cost of Udacity's Nanodegree programs and subscription plans.

I know...Udacity is definitely not cheap, even after discounts, and it’s probably best suited for learners who are serious about upskilling or transitioning into tech-related roles.

Happy learning :)

Witam. Mam problem z Audacity, a mianowicie chodzi o to, że w wielu momentach po nagraniu audio z mikrofonu jest tak, że mówię coś, a po chwili ucina mi z 2-3 litery i jest nagle normalnie. Jest to mega denerwujące, ogarniacie jak naprawić te "przeskoki"?

Here in Udaipur from last 4 years I’m from Jaipur shifted here somehow but seriously fucked up I do have a lot of friends in Jaipur but empty here so need someone irrespective of gender

Here in Udaipur from last 4 years I’m from Jaipur shifted here somehow but seriously fucked up I do have a lot of friends in Jaipur but empty here so need someone irrespective of gender

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i wanted to know if there are other udacity scholarships other than aws ai/ml. i just got into it. but iw as wondering if there are other fully sponsored programs? i like the claude engineering one but was wondering about sponsorship . there are others ofcourse but i am only interested in the sponsored ones

Hi everyone,

​I was recently selected for the Udacity AWS AI & ML Scholarship (out of 100k applicants!). Originally, my first choice was the AWS Agent AI Engineer track, but due to the assessment test order, I ended up getting awarded the Future AWS AI Programmer track instead.

​Since there might be a window to request a track change before courses start on August 4th, I’d love to get your advice on which track makes more sense.

​Here is my situation:

​Experience Level: I’m a complete beginner in AI/ML and programming.

​Goal: I want to build practical skills that lead to real career/freelance opportunities in the near future.

​The Dilemma:

​AWS AI Programmer seems to cover Python basics, PCEP, PyTorch, and ML fundamentals. Is this necessary to build a solid foundation first?

​AWS Agent AI Engineer covers Amazon Bedrock, LLMs, and RAG. Since Agentic AI is the future, is it better to try switching now, or would it be too overwhelming for a complete beginner without prior coding experience?

​For those who have taken these tracks or work in the industry: Should I request a switch to Agent AI Engineer, or stick with AI Programmer to build my foundation?

​Thanks in advance for your insights!

Did anyone accepted into Nanodegree program? Curious to know

Has anyone else finished the scholar program and are doing the assessment?

It’s confusing because there are three assessments (one for each scholarship for an AI nanodegree program) and not all of the content in the assessments were covered by the scholar course.

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this is what i need if anyone is willing to help me thank you in advance!

If you are in Woolf/Udacity's MS AI program, Udacity revamped their website and now there is no way to access the 2-4 peer reviews you have to complete. When I click on "assessments" it opens the course, but the course only has the modules and projects, not the Woolf required assessments

Getting an agent to work in a demo has never been easier, thanks to Claude (and other tools). But turning that prototype into something reliable enough to put in front of real users still takes real engineering.

We've just launched a new AI Engineering with Claude Nanodegree program, designed for engineers who already build with Claude and want to ship agents they can trust and scale in production environments. The program focuses on things like:

• Engineering the "harness" that runs an agent in production... the agentic loop, context, and Claude Code
• Building and governing the tools your agent uses with MCP
• Evaluating agents and catching silent failures before your users do
• Bounded autonomy, guardrails, and multi-agent orchestration

This isn't about being a 10x engineer or whatever other claims get thrown around out there. It's about getting hands-on practice building agentic systems that last, with Claude.

If you want to dig into the details, syllabus, or projects, you can check it out here: https://www.udacity.com/course/ai-engineering-with-claude--nd7426

I think the title of my post already sums up my problem. I record hours of podcast with OBS into a mp4 hybrid file that i usually drop onto audacity to mix it and cut out the unnecessary parts. But now for some reason when i drop it in audacity, it starts with a loud glitchy distorted sound and with it has a small delay that gets bigger and bigger along the way.

I know the issue is with audacity because when i open the mp4 hybrid file, it doesn't have any of the problems mentionned earlier. I already tried changing video format, changing audio format, changing sample rates, etc. i'm still getting the glitchy start up and the delay all the way.

what might be the problem ?

I’m from Philippines and I’m unable to get a monthly subscription. Whenever I’m trying to pay by card, it says country not supported. Did anyone else experience this issue and is there a workaround for this

I noticed the cd14764-aws-agentic-c3-classroom repository on GitHub for the AWS Agentic AI Nanodegree; however, this nanodegree does not currently appear to be available for enrollment on Udacity. Could someone please confirm when the AWS Agentic AI Nanodegree will be made available to learners?

Hi there, I got this message when I tried to record over a track.

The strange thing is that I only have internal storage with plenty of free GB, and when I'm recording, the CPU is only at 10%. What else can I do to stop this from happening? It's causing a delay that I can't seem to fix.

Hi everyone,
I’m posting here because support has not resolved this issue and keeps repeating the same troubleshooting steps that do not match my case.
I’m in (Data Engineering with AWS) and my project submissions are failing with a generic “Submission Failed”message. This is happening across multiple projects/courses.
What I already verified:
- My submission files are well within the limits
- One of my ZIP submissions was only 18 KB with 7 files
- I already retried the different submission methods
- The issue is not caused by oversized files or too many files
- I contacted support multiple times, but I keep getting the same template response instead of an actual investigation
At this point, it looks like a platform-side submission issue, not a problem with my files.
I’m looking for help from anyone who has dealt with this before:
- Has anyone had repeated Submission Failed?
- Was there a workaround that actually worked?
- Is there a way to get a manual review or a real escalation to the platform/engineering team?
I’ve already completed the work, but I’m blocked from progressing because the submission system will not accept it.
Any advice would be appreciated.

Thanks

I recently enrolled in the Google Agentic AI Engineer Nanodegree program. I am completely blocked on doing any coding exercise or project.

Nothing happens after clicking the Start Cloud Resource button. The Open Cloud Console button remains disabled.

I am using Chrome and I already granted all the permissions to all the *.udacity.com websites. I even tried incognito mode and Firefox, but the button keeps failing.

In the browser console, I can see some errors going on:

Help please 🙏!

Last updated: August 4th, 2026

Hey friends,

If you're planning to start a Udacity Nanodegree soon, I've some good news for you.

Udacity has launched its August Sale, discount up to 50% OFF (valid until August 25th, 2026), and the discounts are pretty decent this time.

There are actually two different offers depending on your region:

• Full-price markets (US, UK, Canada, Europe, etc.) are getting 50% off with code: BTS50
• Reduced-price markets like India, UAE, Australia, South Africa, etc. are getting an extra 10% off with code: BTS10

I personally tested both coupon codes at checkout, and they’re currently working for new users on both monthly and annual subscriptions.

For example, in the US, the regular pricing is around $249/month, which drops to just $99/month after the discount.

In India, Udacity recently reduced the base pricing to ₹6,999/month, and with the 15% off code, it comes down to around ₹5,950/month.

But, it’s not just about saving money - the subscription sale gives you access to all Nanodegree programs, meaning you can:

• Enroll in multiple programs at once, from beginner to advanced, without extra costs.
• Switch to another Nanodegree if one doesn’t fit your learning goals.
• Explore new career paths...programming, data analytics, AI, cybersecurity, and more.

Udacity is definitely not cheap, even after discounts, and it’s probably best suited for people who are serious about upskilling or transitioning into tech-related roles.

If any Nanodegree programs align with your goals and learning style, this August sale might be a good opportunity to save some money before the prices go back up.

Happy learning :)

Heads up r/udacity, we just launched a 7-day free trial for Udacity’s Agentic AI Nanodegree program, which has been our most popular Nanodegree since it launched.

The free trial includes:

• Full access to all 50+ lessons
• Work on four different hands-on projects
• Receive personalized mentor feedback on submitted projects

The program is designed for people who want to move beyond building single chatbots to engineer production-grade agentic AI systems and coordinated teams of AI agents.

A few examples of what learners have already built:

• SleepSync: an AI agent that helps busy adults improve sleep routines with personalized plans, reminders, and feedback
• A privacy-first on-device RAG system with semantic search and real-time document Q&A
• An agentic AI workflow that diagnoses soybean diseases and pest attacks from field images
• An AI-powered quality monitoring system for glass manufacturing

If you’ve been trying to learn this stuff through scattered blogs, YouTube videos, and docs, this gives you a more structured path.

And now, you can try it out for free