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In job interviews at crypto-oriented companies, “the first thing that you’ll hear is: How does Bitcoin work?”
The real-life spin on "Ready Player One" is bringing scavenger hunts and bitcoin wallet tutorials to more than 20 universities.
Compared to last year, twice as many university students, or 18 percent, partook in a crypto or blockchain class.
A VC-backed blockchain firm aiding student groups at Harvard, Oxford and Cambridge is officially rolling out its programs at three California universities.
Ripple Labs UBRI program adds two new universities amidst increasing pressure from market incumbents
Students who want to change the world are attracted to blockchain education, a professor says.
The world may be buzzing about blockchain and its recent influx of ICO-based capital, but a lack of skilled developers threatens to hold up growth.
A prominent bank in the Netherlands is working with a local university to develop a series of blockchain prototypes.
Imperial College London has established a research center dedicated to blockchain initiatives.
Universities have been quick to embrace cryptocurrencies such as bitcoin, here is a round-up of some of the most crypto-friendly institutions to date.
A coffee shop located on the campus of Mexico's Universidad de las Américas Puebla is now accepting bitcoin.
Pompeu Fabra joins MIT, Simon Fraser University and the University of Zurich as universities that have installed bitcoin ATMs.
Two top American colleges, New York University and Duke University, are offering courses on cryptocurrencies for the first time.
The Massive Open Online Course also offers accelerated sessions for the fast-learning and time-poor.