Top US Colleges Begin Offering Bitcoin Courses
Two top-ranked US universities, New York University and Duke University, are offering courses on cryptocurrencies for the first time. Professor Geoffrey Miller taught the first class of NYU's new course, The Law and Business of Bitcoin and Other Cryptocurrencies, yesterday. 35 students attended the session - the first in a series of 14 - which covered the fundamentals of money. Miller, a faculty member at NYU's law school, teaches the course with Professor David Yermack, who is on the faculty of the university's business school. Yermack says the course aims to examine the impact of....
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