Florida International University partners with Blockchain.com to prepare its students for career opportunities in the crypto industry

[Florida International University cooperates with Blockchain.com to prepare students for career opportunities in the encryption industry] Jinse Finance reported that Florida International University (FIU) is cooperating with Blockchain.com to provide students and FIU alumni Better prepare for career opportunities in the industry. Lane Kasselman, Blockchain’s chief business officer, sees the company’s partnership with FIU as a way for the company to provide South Florida residents with more educational opportunities in cryptocurrency. Elizabeth M. Bejar, FIU's interim provost, said the partnership reflects the university's diverse community of tech graduates and the potential for future graduates to better adapt to this emerging industry.

The partnership between FIU and Blockchain.com begins with the 2022-23 academic year. Students, alumni and community members will have the opportunity to participate in internships, workshops and special lectures related to technology training and employment. (Miami Herald)

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