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Topic: Available courses on Bitcoin and Blockchain Technology from colleges and Univers (Read 1803 times)

jr. member
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There is neither increase nor change in crypto courses between 2 years 2018 and 2020, according to 2 articles.

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Thanks for the latest update and information tranthidung.
It's always nice to see the crypto-education going forward. Probably more university courses would appear soon.
legendary
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Farewell o_e_l_e_o
There is neither increase nor change in crypto courses between 2 years 2018 and 2020, according to 2 articles.

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legendary
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Farewell o_e_l_e_o
Bump !

A reminder:
It is always best approach to start off with the two vital sites if you want to learn about bitcoin:

Horizen Academy
Update!

Now, the academy is on Twitter.
(3) Horizen Academy on Twitter: https://twitter.com/HorizenAcademy
(4) Twitter of Horizen Academy's announcement: https://twitter.com/HorizenAcademy/status/1230174294556073985
sr. member
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★Bitvest.io★ Play Plinko or Invest!
It would be great if you introduced courses on Bitcoin and blockchain technology from colleges and universities. Because there are many of us who want to work in crypto If we learn to work and watch videos after reading various books we can learn much easier if college and university are taught courses on bitcoin and blockchain technology. Every college and university needs to keep this course.
sr. member
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The government should focus on the teaching about financial literacy specially in high school and college. They should also offer courses about blockchain technology and cryptocurrency because it is our future mode of payment. Students should now be aware to what it is and its function for them to easily adapt it.
jr. member
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Wow, thank you for gathering this information! For us beginners in crypto it's really useful!  Wink
legendary
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A) Traditional Courses.


Im suprised none of this courses mentioned Bitcoin in their name.
Its like Blockchain is a thing, which is not. Without Bitcoin there is no practical use of blockchain yet, only Bitcoin is because its hard to find reason to secure it with hundreds on millions of $ computing power, while project itself like Bitcoin won't give returns for it.
Bitcoin is only use of blockchain and will be for long. Only other purpose is goverment election = transparent.
member
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Is this seriously required as these many days there was no such university but still everyone who wanted to read had achieved it.
legendary
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Farewell o_e_l_e_o
tranthidung I saw you don't have the university of Nicosia listed here, I found about it in this link.
I knew about that, but if people have demands and interests, they will dig deeply to find out more details. If they don't have interests, they don't spend a second to read.
Anyway, I am thankful for what you pointed out above.
hero member
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tranthidung I saw you don't have the university of Nicosia listed here, I found about it in this link.


Also, Nicosia has a free MOOC, it's not related directly with blockchain, but it touches some topics related to blockchain like:

The Byzantine Generals’ problem
Bitcoin in practice
Digital currency basics
Alternative uses of the blockchain

source: https://www.unic.ac.cy/blockchain/free-mooc

Nicosia, Master’s in Digital Currency
The Master Degree includes the free MOOC
newbie
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Thanks for these. This was exactly what I've been searching for.
legendary
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Farewell o_e_l_e_o
Thanks. I saw that one one or three days ago, but forgot to add it here. In the article, there is some statistics on growth of student attention and participation in blockchain courses and related stuffs in last one year.
legendary
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https://bitcoincleanup.com/
legendary
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I added this article, Why Everyone Missed the Most Important Invention in the Last 500 Years
Additionally, I also found the list of 10+ universities offering blockchain courses from another thread, and updated OP today.
A) Traditional Courses.
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4. 10+ universities offering blockchain courses
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Some other sources:
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5 Resources to teach Average Joe about Bitcoin.
legendary
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Farewell o_e_l_e_o
Are college students actually taking any of these courses? Considering that it's not a prerequisite to their degrees and also they are adding much more cost to their tuition fees by just adding another optional subject to their expenses. If they do want to promote a blockchain related program in their college I think the option of offering a full course for free is a great option for them and the students especially if that course would only cover a small subject I don't think it would be the university's loss by giving it away for free. But that's just wishful thinking and I know universities like what's mentioned in the OP are strict on matters like this and they are just offering these courses just to say they are "involved" in cryptocurrencies.
I categorize those courses listed here into two categories:
Traditional and online courses.
I am not sure, but students might take those traditional courses mandatorily or optional.
In contrast, I highly believe that students can take online courses for free or with fees but those online courses are optional, not mandatory. They are not prerequisite courses.
Online courses can be found on some platforms: Coursera.org; Udemy.com. Maybe there are more online courses than what I listed in OP (I did not check new courses on those platforms recent months).
A) Traditional Courses.
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B) Online Courses:
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hero member
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Are college students actually taking any of these courses? Considering that it's not a prerequisite to their degrees and also they are adding much more cost to their tuition fees by just adding another optional subject to their expenses. If they do want to promote a blockchain related program in their college I think the option of offering a full course for free is a great option for them and the students especially if that course would only cover a small subject I don't think it would be the university's loss by giving it away for free. But that's just wishful thinking and I know universities like what's mentioned in the OP are strict on matters like this and they are just offering these courses just to say they are "involved" in cryptocurrencies.
legendary
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Farewell o_e_l_e_o
legendary
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Farewell o_e_l_e_o
legendary
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Farewell o_e_l_e_o
Around two months since the latest update, today I would like to share with you a very informative, comprehensive free course on blockchain technology.
This course built by Horizen project, and namely as Horizen Academy (Beta version for now).
Links:
(1) Horizen Academy (Beta version): https://academy.horizen.global/
(2) Announcement on the Horizen's blogsite: https://blog.zencash.com/horizen-launches-horizen-academy/

Currently, the Horizen Academy provides course with six topics, at three levels.
Learners can choose the level appropriate for themselves, from Beginner, Advanced, to Expert.

Added it into OP.
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