Topic: [2018-08-30] Standford Tops Worlds’s Best Universities with Most Crypto Classes (Read 147 times)
August 30, 2018, 09:37:26 AM
I just hope that the news report have identified what courses are taken online and on a classroom because it will say a lot of things. Online courses are really different compared to the real thing which is being taught in a classroom setting which I believe you will learn more as a professor is the one teaching you also they are able to entertain your questions if you have one. From what I know so far Standford and other leading universities have these kinds of courses offered online and not as a regular elective in a classroom, some courses can even be taken by people not enrolled in that university, you just have to pay for that online course to get a certification as proof of enrollment.
August 30, 2018, 08:29:41 AM
According to a recent study, Stanford University boasts the highest number of cryptocurrency classes among top global universities.
A recent study carried out by Coinbase, in conjunction with the research firm Qriously, shows that Stanford University boasts the most crypto related courses among the world’s premier academic institutions.
The study illustrates the proliferation of crypto-related classes across higher education. Also of note is the wide spectrum of disciplines within which crypto is studied, from the sciences to the humanities:
The chart below details the spread of crypto class across the disciplines:
Read more: https://bitcoinist.com/stanford-offers-most-crypto-classes/
A recent study carried out by Coinbase, in conjunction with the research firm Qriously, shows that Stanford University boasts the most crypto related courses among the world’s premier academic institutions.
The study illustrates the proliferation of crypto-related classes across higher education. Also of note is the wide spectrum of disciplines within which crypto is studied, from the sciences to the humanities:
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Just over 40% of the world’s top 50 universities offer at least one class on blockchain or crypto assets, according to the study, which focused on undergraduate-level courses planned for fall 2018 (or the most recent data available). Classes were offered by computer science professors, as well as by anthropology and finance departments.
The chart below details the spread of crypto class across the disciplines:
Read more: https://bitcoinist.com/stanford-offers-most-crypto-classes/
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