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Hong Kong Polytechnic University launches its first educational program on Blockchain technology.
According to the university’s admissions announcement, this is the first Master’s degree program (MScBT) in Hong Kong, designed with a focus on the underlying technology of infrastructure, how to develop and secure blockchain-based dApps.
The program is suitable for those with little or no experience who want to learn and participate in the profession, or computer science graduates who want to improve their knowledge in the field of Blockchain as well as related industries. It is known that the tuition fee for this level is 300,000 HKD (38,537 USD) for both domestic and foreign scholars.
In addition, the level of study allows learners to choose full-time (FBT) study for 1 year, or part-time (PBT) study for 2 years, helping to flexibly study paths for students. The first batch of admissions, according to the school, will be in September 2023.
With the goal of creating a “solid” class of students in the field of Fintech, especially Blockchain, the program promises to bring in-depth knowledge as well as practical skills when working. Provide scholars with an overarching background of the system and a mindset that constantly updates innovative technology.
The blockchain curriculum comes at a time when Hong Kong is resuming its ambitions to become the world’s blockchain hub, despite a past aversion to crypto. Reaffirming the potential of this technology in the future, even though the current market is extremely harsh after the collapse of FTX.
At the end of September this year, Hong Kong Polytechnic University was ranked by CoinDesk as the world’s number one university with an important impact on blockchain in 2022, with great contributions to the dissemination and education of blockchain technology worldwide.
Blockchain learning programs are no longer too scarce, before ChromaWay partnered with Regent University to launch a Blockchain Programming course in Ghana. Or projects large and small that launch courses to educate users directly about their products such as the Web3 Foundation in partnership with edX that offers free courses on Polkadot, indirectly increasing blockchain coverage to more people.
