Udemy Customer FAQ

There could be a few reasons why a course has been removed from your learning list on Udemy. It could be due to the course being refunded or it's possible that the course was inadvertently unenrolled. If a course was removed by Udemy, it's usually because the course violated Udemy's policies or the instructor removed the course themselves. Please also note that if a course was from a business account, it might no longer be accessible if the business plan has expired. Try to re-enroll into the course or consider reaching for further assistance through the support link provided on this page.

Udemy has a 30-day refund policy. If you've purchased a course within the last 30 days and you're unhappy with your purchase, you can request a refund. While Udemy does not directly allow to switch courses, the refund system essentially allows you to do the same thing: you can claim a refund for the course you wrongly purchased and use that refund to buy the correct course. We suggest you take this action as soon as possible to ensure the 30-day refund period does not elapse. Please note that refund requests should be submitted via the course page on Udemy's website.

If you've been charged but haven't enrolled in any courses, it could be due to a misunderstanding or a technical glitch. It's important to make sure whether the transaction has proceeded correctly or not. Check your Udemy purchases in your account, under "My Courses". If you don't see any new courses there corresponding to your payment, contact Udemy's support team immediately. They will assist you with checking the transaction and ensuring your money is correctly applied toward the course you desire to take.

We're sorry to hear you're having trouble starting your Udemy course. First, make certain you're logged into the account you used to purchase the course. If you're logged in correctly, you'll see the course under "My Courses". Click on the course, and then click on "Start" or "Resume Course" to begin. If you've done all this correctly and are still having issues, it could be due to a temporary server error or a bug. Wait a while and try again. If the issue persists, then there's the possibility that there is a technical issue. Keep in mind that Udemy courses can be accessed on different browsers and devices, so you can attempt to access your course through another browser or device to potentially resolve the issue.

At Udemy, there is currently no Multi-factor Authentication (MFA) options to configure your account's email. The primary security method is through your password. If you suspect your account has been compromised, you can change your password. Always remember to use a strong and unique password, and never share it with others. In case you forgot your password, you can reset it by clicking "Forgot password" on the login page and you'll receive an email with password reset instructions. For enhanced security, regularly updating your password is recommended.