New University of Malta Masters Blockchain Degree Now Available for Students

[Captain Karim 0]

Malta is doing a great job in the field of blockchain, although it is a small island, but it has provided a suitable environment for the growth of blockchain technology more than countries with large size and weight.

[Shaza Ahmad 1682]

Good news, Malta is one of the most supportive countries for blockchain technology, and therefore we find many companies moving towards opening a center in Malta like Binance,
I think that providing an environment for blockchain education should be part of the ministries' educational plan in all countries.

 

[Upright 2688]

It's so good as basically the Malta country is really into the usage of Crypto and even if tye passing if friendly laws into their system in the lwas concerning Crypto and with of then companies of binance being in Malta is really huge on the Crypto of the Maltese 

[Zues 1069]

On 10/24/2019 at 6:12 AM, XiongMengLee said:

Malta, the Blockchain Island of the Mediterranean, has one of the most pro-blockchain systems ever created. They certify distributed ledger platforms; they regulate smart contracts and have frameworks for launching ICOs.

 

The most logical next step would be to have a master’s program in there as well.

 

The University of Malta is beginning its inaugural semester of their Masters Blockchain and Distributed Ledger Technology. This course starts this October, with around 35 students that have enrolled. This marks the only DLT-specific master’s program in the entire island nation, and one of a handful of programs around the world.

 

This is the latest step in an all-out charge Malta has been doing for the past two years to embrace anything and everything Blockchain.

 

Back in April 2017, Joseph Muscat, Malta’s Prime Minister, unveiled the plan for Malta to become a heavyweight in the Blockchain. The exact words of the Prime minister were “global trailblazer.” This is the unpopular choice nowadays with DLT, with most of the world governments lagging behind, or outright going against DLT as a whole.

 

The Maltese were quick to jump on the DLT train, with their Lawmakers quickly passing blockchain-friendly laws. Naturally, this caught the industry heavyweights’ gaze. Binance, the world’s largest per-volume crypto exchange, and OKEx both announced they would relocate to Malta.

 

Under a year of Malta making this move, and it’s already giving them a lot of profit. Crypto firms across the globe were packing up and coming to Malta, with more business on the way.

 

Joshua Ellul, Masters Program Direct and head of Malta’s Digital Innovation Authority, talked to the press about the matter. He stated that there was a high demand for his DLT students. Ellul elaborated that 15 companies have already contacted them, with high demand in the government-backed blockchain contracts, projects, and initiatives as well

i think that this is good for the new generation. In an early age they can study blockchains so that they can use it when they grow up. This is good also for the crypto because they are expanding and now available in academy settings. 

[Zezo 306]

This is a great move. It helps people get to know academically cryptocurrencies. This certificate should be available in other universities of the world

[Whited35 15285]

That is the new step from that university to include blockchain technology into the course curriculum. I think after this step from the Maltese University, other so many universities in this world might get inspired to start degree programs in the blockchain technology. 

[Mishu1234 101]

Wow i am very happy to learn about that because this will help students in many way students can understand the bitcoins necessity and it will increase the use of crypto       

[johant123 1559]

1 hour ago, Zezo said:

This is a great move. It helps people get to know academically cryptocurrencies. This certificate should be available in other universities of the world

There are already many universities offering blockchain technology courses online. Many of them even for free (unless you want an official certificate). But for most people it would make more sense to follow some classes on crypto currencies than on the underlying technology.

[BrolySSJ 7899]

This is an incredible development and it really attests to the usefulness of the blockchain technology, and also opens the door for a brighter future in crypto and other blockchain technology applications. Blockchain technology is now being used in many other industries and therefore offering a degree in it, would also draw attention to crypt which is great in building support for crypto and the user base.

[CryptoMaxim 3829]

I have always said cryptocurrencies and blockchain will be introduced into our lives. And this is another positive evidence of this. However, this process will not be fast.

[abualez 4106]

I see it as a big step in the crypto world. Through this work, many people will get to know digital currencies and know about this market. I hope this applies to the rest of the world because it will help students a lot.

[Treat1234 0]

The educational institutions are getting ready to integrate blockchain course to their school, this is very interesting and it will prepare many people to engage in cryptocurrency

[tienda 8776]

This is a good and great news for cryptocurrency, and I know that those countries like Malta who their source of economy is the tourism they are more interested to the cryptocurrency, because there are many tourist who prefer use cryptocurrency as method of payment. So Malta prepare their future people to adapt with crypto.

[Laboni 755]

The new University Master's Blockchain Degree at the University of Malta will now be a great opportunity for every learner if it is made available to students. Their knowledge in the field of work will make the store more enriching. Their future will be much brighter and more prosperous.

[Zaino34 0]

This is good news that encryption is introduced in all areas because a few people currently know about encryption so we must always find ways to make people know and deal with encryption

[Lover840 0]

On 10/24/2019 at 3:42 AM, XiongMengLee said:

Malta, the Blockchain Island of the Mediterranean, has one of the most pro-blockchain systems ever created. They certify distributed ledger platforms; they regulate smart contracts and have frameworks for launching ICOs.

 

The most logical next step would be to have a master’s program in there as well.

 

The University of Malta is beginning its inaugural semester of their Masters Blockchain and Distributed Ledger Technology. This course starts this October, with around 35 students that have enrolled. This marks the only DLT-specific master’s program in the entire island nation, and one of a handful of programs around the world.

 

This is the latest step in an all-out charge Malta has been doing for the past two years to embrace anything and everything Blockchain.

 

Back in April 2017, Joseph Muscat, Malta’s Prime Minister, unveiled the plan for Malta to become a heavyweight in the Blockchain. The exact words of the Prime minister were “global trailblazer.” This is the unpopular choice nowadays with DLT, with most of the world governments lagging behind, or outright going against DLT as a whole.

 

The Maltese were quick to jump on the DLT train, with their Lawmakers quickly passing blockchain-friendly laws. Naturally, this caught the industry heavyweights’ gaze. Binance, the world’s largest per-volume crypto exchange, and OKEx both announced they would relocate to Malta.

 

Under a year of Malta making this move, and it’s already giving them a lot of profit. Crypto firms across the globe were packing up and coming to Malta, with more business on the way.

 

Joshua Ellul, Masters Program Direct and head of Malta’s Digital Innovation Authority, talked to the press about the matter. He stated that there was a high demand for his DLT students. Ellul elaborated that 15 companies have already contacted them, with high demand in the government-backed blockchain contracts, projects, and initiatives as well

This is a very good initiative. As it will promote the crypto currency among its users. In my country there is no such university which is why people here don't know much about crypto currency. 

[Maroua 1159]

Wow, this is really great for a person to be able to study cryptocurrency at university. It will become like other subjects taught in financial economics in general. They will have an opportunity to get to know the cryptocurrency before going into the real work.

[SuperCrypto 7193]

This is a good scholarship I knew was intended for students studying information and communications technology (ICT), law, economics, and engineering. The grant aims to attract more blockchain companies to Malta, by providing the required manpower and resources locally.

[Amir Vao 341]

On 10/24/2019 at 4:12 AM, XiongMengLee said:

Malta, the Blockchain Island of the Mediterranean, has one of the most pro-blockchain systems ever created. They certify distributed ledger platforms; they regulate smart contracts and have frameworks for launching ICOs.

 

The most logical next step would be to have a master’s program in there as well.

 

The University of Malta is beginning its inaugural semester of their Masters Blockchain and Distributed Ledger Technology. This course starts this October, with around 35 students that have enrolled. This marks the only DLT-specific master’s program in the entire island nation, and one of a handful of programs around the world.

 

This is the latest step in an all-out charge Malta has been doing for the past two years to embrace anything and everything Blockchain.

 

Back in April 2017, Joseph Muscat, Malta’s Prime Minister, unveiled the plan for Malta to become a heavyweight in the Blockchain. The exact words of the Prime minister were “global trailblazer.” This is the unpopular choice nowadays with DLT, with most of the world governments lagging behind, or outright going against DLT as a whole.

 

The Maltese were quick to jump on the DLT train, with their Lawmakers quickly passing blockchain-friendly laws. Naturally, this caught the industry heavyweights’ gaze. Binance, the world’s largest per-volume crypto exchange, and OKEx both announced they would relocate to Malta.

 

Under a year of Malta making this move, and it’s already giving them a lot of profit. Crypto firms across the globe were packing up and coming to Malta, with more business on the way.

 

Joshua Ellul, Masters Program Direct and head of Malta’s Digital Innovation Authority, talked to the press about the matter. He stated that there was a high demand for his DLT students. Ellul elaborated that 15 companies have already contacted them, with high demand in the government-backed blockchain contracts, projects, and initiatives as well

I think Malta support crypto as well. Because top exchanger which name is Binance belongs from Malta. And it's official platform situated there.

[Thekingcallme 1975]

This is good news that there is a master's in blockchain and I hope it is internationally recognized and you can work in the blockchain field

[Soaib khan 1035]

this is very good news for blockchain and cryptocurrency it's been more than 11 years when Bitcoin was launched still we have no course for blockchain but nowadays University are providing course 

Edited May 2, 2020 by Soaib khan

[Irish 128]

On 10/24/2019 at 6:12 AM, XiongMengLee said:

Malta, the Blockchain Island of the Mediterranean, has one of the most pro-blockchain systems ever created. They certify distributed ledger platforms; they regulate smart contracts and have frameworks for launching ICOs.

 

The most logical next step would be to have a master’s program in there as well.

 

The University of Malta is beginning its inaugural semester of their Masters Blockchain and Distributed Ledger Technology. This course starts this October, with around 35 students that have enrolled. This marks the only DLT-specific master’s program in the entire island nation, and one of a handful of programs around the world.

 

This is the latest step in an all-out charge Malta has been doing for the past two years to embrace anything and everything Blockchain.

 

Back in April 2017, Joseph Muscat, Malta’s Prime Minister, unveiled the plan for Malta to become a heavyweight in the Blockchain. The exact words of the Prime minister were “global trailblazer.” This is the unpopular choice nowadays with DLT, with most of the world governments lagging behind, or outright going against DLT as a whole.

 

The Maltese were quick to jump on the DLT train, with their Lawmakers quickly passing blockchain-friendly laws. Naturally, this caught the industry heavyweights’ gaze. Binance, the world’s largest per-volume crypto exchange, and OKEx both announced they would relocate to Malta.

 

Under a year of Malta making this move, and it’s already giving them a lot of profit. Crypto firms across the globe were packing up and coming to Malta, with more business on the way.

 

Joshua Ellul, Masters Program Direct and head of Malta’s Digital Innovation Authority, talked to the press about the matter. He stated that there was a high demand for his DLT students. Ellul elaborated that 15 companies have already contacted them, with high demand in the government-backed blockchain contracts, projects, and initiatives as well

Wow! Awesome ✔️ I never heard about universities that has block chain degrees like this. I wish that someday here in my country we could have these universities who will offer block chain degrees and educate the students about bitcoin.

[Zues 1069]

On 4/11/2020 at 4:00 PM, Mishu1234 said:

Wow i am very happy to learn about that because this will help students in many way students can understand the bitcoins necessity and it will increase the use of crypto       

I think that is great if they are now having masteral courses in college that teach cryptocurrency. Yes I think also that the students will have a nice future when they fineshed studying the course because they will have a chance to work with cryptocurrency. 

[Tine0313 3053]

This is really a good news for all crypto enthusiasts. I think this is a great step of continuing the development of blockchain technology. It is also a great step of introducing Cryptocurrency to many people in the future.

[Rezort 846]

I am happy that more universities create a course about blockchain and cryptocurrencies because it would make more good specialists in cryptocurrency world and market.