Education

Blockchain is certainly the next big technology for the global economy.

Russia seems to actively explore innovative technologies. Now, the country wants to implement the means of artificial intelligence for pilotless aircraft. For this matter, Russia plans on establishing a special department for studying the technology.

On April 21, the Singaporean Blockchain Association signed a memorandum of understanding with five other countries across the Southeast Asian and Pacific regions. The aim was to create a consortium and promote education on blockchain and decrease cautiousness about cryptocurrency.

The Ukrainian government is making efforts to spread awareness about blockchain, bitcoin and cryptocurrency among common folks. The Ministry of Digital Transformation announced an online briefing on launching a blockchain and cryptocurrency TV series.

Crypto Education’s platform, Learning Crypto Ltd, has announced that they recently achieved Continuing Professional Development (CPD) accreditation status for their cryptocurrency training courses.

It seems the optimism and enthusiasm about the adoption of blockchain have been growing as more and more industries explore the potential of this nascent technology.

The increasingly growing crypto and blockchain industry comes with the high demand for workers ranging from developers to analysts. Because the ultimate goal of education is to meet the needs of society, some universities and higher institutions of learning have considered introducing courses tailored to meet the industry’s needs.

Suseong University will build an exclusively blockchain and AI technology campus in Daegu ready to admit students in a year’s time.

Due to the massive Coronavirus (CoV) outbreak in China, a lot of academic institutions have suspended school term.