California-based Golden Gate University is set to offer blockchain and cryptocurrency education in collaboration with the decentralized web development-centered organization Filecoin Foundation.
The learning will focus on decentralized storage, technologies behind Web3, and the next generation of the internet while capitalizing on the crypto sector's growth, Filecoin Foundation said in a press statement on September 7. Under the program, the institution's new Filecoin Foundation Blockchain Academy Lab will host meetups and training seminars to cater to the growing interest in cryptocurrencies at a higher education level.
The education program has already outlined key beneficiaries, including government officials and professors. They will be provided with resources to understand decentralized technology considering it a new segment of the education system.
Furthermore, through the virtual events, the lab is projected to reach out to students globally, especially those from underserved populations. Overall, as the crypto sector grows, different entities have increasingly focused on offering related education. As reported by Finbold, the University of Cincinnati (UC) also unveiled a program to teach students cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin (BTC) and new financial technologies.
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