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Blockchain Management and Applications
Blockchain technology is poised to cause revolutionary change in how business is done. These systematic changes require businesses to be aware of the full potential of blockchain technology, and how it can be applied in the rapidly changing business environmen…
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Blockchain technology is poised to cause revolutionary change in how business is done. These systematic changes require businesses to be aware of the full potential of blockchain technology, and how it can be applied in the rapidly changing business environment. This programme provides students with knowledge of how to use and apply blockchain technology to enhance business processes and strategies. You'll also have the opportunity to develop your programming skills. - Gain a specialist understanding of the flexibility with which blockchain technology can be used and applied. - Acquire a deep interdisciplinary knowledge of management, entrepreneurship, economics and information technology. - Access software packages including SAS, MatLab, Python and SPSS.
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A 2:1 or above at undergraduate level in , provided the degree contains good levels of study of Mathematics and Statistics. Subjects likely to contain sufficient quantitative elements include Mathematics, Sciences, Engineering, Computer Science, Economics and Finance. For international qualifications, please refer to our website for specific entry requirements.
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