Best Universities for Blockchain 2022: King's College London
The No. 50-ranked school offers two master's with blockchain and crypto modules. This story is part of CoinDesk's Education Week.
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Somerset House, part of King's College. (Getty Images)
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Somerset House, part of King's College. (Getty Images)
At King’s College London (KCL), the FinWork Futures Research Center examines the challenges and opportunities blockchain may lead. Similarly, the Finance Hub is focused on applied research of financial technology and distributed ledgers. Both centers are continuously contributing to the publication of blockchain research papers. Since 2019, its scholars have already published 54.
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2022 Rank (+/- 2021) | University Name | Total Score | Courses | Region | Regional Rank |
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50 (NEW) | King's College London | 42.4 | 4 | Europe | 13 |
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The centers host conferences and events such as the FinWork Futures Research Centre Seminars, which recently features topics such as "Regulating Decentralization" and "Cryptocracy: The Quest to Replace Politics with Technology."
In the classroom, KCL offers four blockchain courses. But have the opportunity to obtain a masters in computational finance with an optional module on distributed ledgers and crypto-currencies, or a masters in law and technology, which includes a module on cryptocurrencies and blockchain: technological advances and legal challenges. KCL Blockchain Society has partnered with Adaptiv to offer a Blockchain 101 certificate.
Students have formed the Fintech Society and Cryptocurrency Society to pursue their curiosity about blockchain outside the classroom.
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