Huobi University Looking For Experts
- The program consists of five modules that took place in key locations such as Beijing and Silicon Valley.
- Designed by experts in the field, the course provides education on innovative topics such as blockchain applications and distributed business models.
Huobi China’s blockchain education entity, Huobi University, is calling on experts to participate in the reboot of the Global Blockchain Leadership Program, now that the COVID-19 pandemic is fading out. The program is the most popular and highly acclaimed blockchain business education course in China.
Huobi University is focused on research and education on distributed business models, blockchain applications, and innovative means for digital finance.
The Global Blockchain Leadership Program (GBLP) is formed and validated by leading digital economy educators and researchers and helps students to learn from the newest business mechanisms and understand the core principles of the blockchain industry. For the last five successful terms, 150 entrepreneurs and investors from Asia’s largest blockchain companies have participated in the course.
GBLP consists of five modules – Global Blockchain Trend, Digital Finance and Investment, Industry Application, and two study tours. Until now the courses took place in Beijing, Shenzhen, Hangzhou, Hainan, Tokyo, and Silicon Valley. The course tackles interesting topics such as blockchain industry trends, blockchain applications, investment strategies, global blockchain policy and regulation, and fintech integrations.
The President of Huobi University, Dr. Jianing Xu, commented on the benefits of the course:
“Work in blockchain education has a long-cycle and slow-impact but we are proud of the multi-dimensional curriculums. Huobi University has designed five levels of curriculum to meet different demands for learners coming from diverse backgrounds. We look to have more industrial experts, talents to join us as instructors and bring our programme distinct perspectives and robust features.”
Since 2018, over 30,000 students have received their blockchain education through Huobi University, with some of the students being executives from the U.K., Australia, Japan, China, South Korea, Indonesia, and Malaysia.
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- The exchange was also directed to disable its website and mobile applications, as well as cease all advertising of its products and services in the country.
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