Tether Partners Taipei University to Enhance Blockchain and Digital Asset Learning

• Taipei Tech and Tether collaborate to enrich blockchain education in Taiwan, focusing on practical skills and industry relevance.
• The program at NTUT’s College of Management has already attracted over 110 students, indicating strong demand.
• Paolo Ardoino aims to foster the next generation of blockchain professionals, promoting digital asset adoption.

Tether partnered with The National Taipei University of Technology (NTUT) also known as Taipei Tech to enhance blockchain and digital asset education, with the goal of providing students with crucial knowledge and skills. The collaboration, which was announced recently, signifies a major effort to improve educational opportunities in the area.

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Promoting a broad understanding and Practical Skills

This partnership revolves on equipping learners with a perfect understanding of blockchain and digital assets including Bitcoin and stable coins like one of Tether’s native tokens, the stablecoin.

Besides technical skills, the program emphasises the importance of independent analysis and risk assessment in the crypto space. This approach helps students identify scams and navigate potential risks associated with volatile assets.

Industry Relevance and Career Opportunities

Additionally, the curriculum covers compliance procedures and explores career opportunities in the blockchain industry. Paolo Ardoino, CEO of Tether, expressed the initiative’s goal to empower the next generation of blockchain professionals, promoting digital asset adoption across Taiwan.

The program, “Blockchain & Digital Asset” initially launched in NTUT’s College of Management, has quickly gained popularity  in NTUT’s Information and Finance department  attracting over 110 students. This success has sparked interest from other universities looking to collaborate with Tether on similar educational initiatives.

Moreover, recent industry trends highlight a growing interest in stablecoins and digital assets, The CEO of Circle, which operates the stablecoin USDC, Jeremy Allaire said he’s “more optimistic” than ever before about crypto and stablecoins saying he believes stablecoins will make up 10% of money in roughly the next decade.

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