Topic: Top US Colleges Begin Offering Bitcoin Courses - page 4. (Read 3643 times)
I have seen some places where business students, specially the MBA students are taught about cryptos and they are mainly introduced to bitcoins. Some of them have even softwares to practice trading[with virtual money ofcourse]
Seems like a pretty cool idea. I'd be curious to see what exactly they plan on teaching though.
That's a good news. Educating general public about cryptos is nice idea to spread awareness.
It's not really the "general public"... it's a few select students at a couple of universities. That being said, another small step forward for bitcoin.
That's a good news. Educating general public about cryptos is nice idea to spread awareness.
Two top-ranked US universities, New York University and Duke University, are offering courses on cryptocurrencies for the first time.
Professor Geoffrey Miller taught the first class of NYU’s new course, The Law and Business of Bitcoin and Other Cryptocurrencies, yesterday. 35 students attended the session – the first in a series of 14 – which covered the fundamentals of money.
http://www.coindesk.com/top-us-colleges-begin-offering-bitcoin-courses/
As soon bitcoin will get an institutional integration it will be accepted by the society.
Professor Geoffrey Miller taught the first class of NYU’s new course, The Law and Business of Bitcoin and Other Cryptocurrencies, yesterday. 35 students attended the session – the first in a series of 14 – which covered the fundamentals of money.
http://www.coindesk.com/top-us-colleges-begin-offering-bitcoin-courses/
As soon bitcoin will get an institutional integration it will be accepted by the society.
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