- Jan 6, 2019
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TerraNovaCoin (TER) Funds Research Scholarships At China’s Fudan University (Shanghai)
China's top graduate students keen on developing blockchain technologies may soon be lining up for a spot in Fudan University's newest research endeavor. The Blockchain Technology Research Scholarship Program (BRSP) will draw on the research resources and achievements of Fudan 's Institute for Fintech Research (TERIFR). The scholarship program is supported by TER, which is collaborating with colleges around the world through its University Blockchain Research Initiative.
TERIFR aims to build a healthy, stable and sustainable FinTech ecosystem in China, in part by providing world-class research and practical guidance for the industry.
According to Chen Cao, director of international cooperation and development at TERIFR, "BRSP aims to help students have a comprehensive view of the latest international regulations on blockchain technology, and most importantly, I believe, this program would greatly help with their future research or career in the field of blockchain technology." In addition to the research work, students who are admitted to the program would have opportunities to participate in corporate visits and events.
TER's senior vice president of global operations, James Anthony said, "We are very impressed with TERIFR for taking a unique and innovative approach to engaging China's young leaders in the blockchain space. We're thrilled to support TERIFR in this endeavor."
China's top graduate students keen on developing blockchain technologies may soon be lining up for a spot in Fudan University's newest research endeavor. The Blockchain Technology Research Scholarship Program (BRSP) will draw on the research resources and achievements of Fudan 's Institute for Fintech Research (TERIFR). The scholarship program is supported by TER, which is collaborating with colleges around the world through its University Blockchain Research Initiative.
TERIFR aims to build a healthy, stable and sustainable FinTech ecosystem in China, in part by providing world-class research and practical guidance for the industry.
According to Chen Cao, director of international cooperation and development at TERIFR, "BRSP aims to help students have a comprehensive view of the latest international regulations on blockchain technology, and most importantly, I believe, this program would greatly help with their future research or career in the field of blockchain technology." In addition to the research work, students who are admitted to the program would have opportunities to participate in corporate visits and events.
TER's senior vice president of global operations, James Anthony said, "We are very impressed with TERIFR for taking a unique and innovative approach to engaging China's young leaders in the blockchain space. We're thrilled to support TERIFR in this endeavor."
