close_search
{{searchMessage}}
More
Financial services
Bildung

Bank Frick awarding scholarship for blockchain studies

11 Nov 2022
Vaduz/Balzers - Bank Frick is again awarding a scholarship in the amount of 9,800 Swiss francs for the Blockchain and FinTech certificate program at the University of Liechtenstein. Applications can be submitted up to a deadline of November 20, 2022. The study course begins in January 2023.

Newsletter

So that we can send you our newsletter, we need your express consent to process and pass on your personal data. By providing us with your email address and clicking the check box, you give your consent that we may send you news about the Bankers Association and our newsletter, and that we may process your personal data for that purpose.

By clicking the check box, you also confirm that you have taken note of our web notice and general data protection information. This consent is voluntary.

You are entitled at any time to request the LBA for information on the data we store about you. You can also exercise your right of withdrawal at any time without giving reasons and withdraw your declaration of consent with effect for the future by unsubscribing from the newsletter either by email (info(at)bankenverband.li) or directly via the link in the newsletter message.

Bank Frick is again awarding a scholarship for the Blockchain and Fintech certificate program at the University of Liechtenstein this year. It amounts to 9,800 Swiss francs and allows students to take part in this study course free of charge.

The University of Liechtenstein launched the Blockchain and Fintech certificate course at the initiative of Bank Frick. It aims to deepen the participants’ knowledge of blockchain technology and its impact on new business models. According to the university, the program is designed to be practical and also includes an overview of technological, legal and tax aspects.

Those interested in taking part still have time to apply for the scholarship up to the deadline of November 20, 2022 by submitting a CV and Letter of Motivation, further details of which can be found in a press release. The study course will start in January 2023.

According to information from the bank itself, Bank Frick, which is based in Balzers, has been collaborating with the University of Liechtenstein in Vaduz since 2018. The aim of this partnership is to disseminate knowledge about blockchain technology and to further advance the development of an ecosystem.