Bitget partners with the University of Zurich Blockchain Center to offer full scholarships to students
Bitget announced a partnership with the University of Zurich Blockchain Center, which ranks third globally in blockchain education. Bitget will sponsor the sixth international summer program "Deep Dive into Blockchain 2025" hosted by the university, providing scholarships and career development opportunities for young students aspiring to enter the blockchain field.
This scholarship program is part of Bitget's $10 million education initiative Blockchain4Youth (B4Y), aimed at making high-quality blockchain education more accessible to students with potential and passion, broadening their development paths. Up to 10 students meeting academic and financial aid criteria will receive full scholarships, covering tuition fees, accommodation, local transportation, field visits, and cross-cultural exchange activities.
The course will delve into blockchain from multiple perspectives, including technology, law, and economics, aiming to cultivate future talents with interdisciplinary vision. Bitget's COO Vugar Usi Zade will also personally teach during the course, sharing cutting-edge practical experience and promoting the integration of academia and industry.
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