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Record participants numbes for Blockchain and Fintech study program

17 Jan 2022
Vaduz - The Blockchain and Fintech study program offered by the University of Liechtenstein in cooperation with Bank Frick has kicked off the new year with its highest number of participants since being established. In total, 28 students have signed up to complete this part-time study course, for which they will receive a certificate in May.

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A record number of participants have signed up to the certification study program Blockchain and Fintech at the University of Liechtenstein. Overall, 28 students are taking the fourth edition of this cooperative program between the university and Bank Frick, which is headquartered in Balzers, further details of which can be found in the press release.

“The token economy is rapidly gaining in importance, which is why sound training in this area is in great demand. With our hybrid learning approach, we can offer the highest quality of teaching even during the coronavirus pandemic”, comments Martin Angerer, study program director, in the press release.

The part-time course, which allows participants to study alongside their careers, was first established at the start of 2019 for people working in the financial sector.