Blockchain is a technology for promoting user trust through facilitating verifiable, secure and permanent online information sharing and transactions. The European Blockchain Sector is well placed to acquire global leadership; still its competitiveness largely relies on the availability of competent/versatile workforce. Whereas the demand for blockchain skills is steadily increasing, employers are facing a shortfall of skilled professionals. The sector is challenged by talents shortage, global competitive pressures, limited connection between education and the market.
Within the four-year project, the Baden-Wuerttemberg Cooperative State University, represented by the Next Education working group, is collaborating with 23 European project partner organisations from science and industry to set forward the first Europe-wide open, inclusive blockchain skills governance system, to address skills mismatches and deliver appropriate training, intelligence gathering & mobility solutions tailored to sectoral needs.
The following results will be developed:
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Project partner
Université Claude Bernard Lyon 1, France
INATBA, Belgium
Fujitsu, Belgium
The Ministry of Education and Religious Affairs (YPAITH), Griechenland
ECQA Gmbh, Austria
DIGITALEUROPE, Belgium
IOTA Foundation, Germany
Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya, Spanien
CIMEA, Italy
INTRASOFT International, Luxemburg
CPI, Slowenia
DIGITAL SME, Belgium
University of Tartu, Estland
University of Ljubljana, Faculty of Electrical Engineering, Laboratory for Telecommunications, Slovenia
BerChain, Germany
Italia4Blockchain, Italy
ANC, Rumania
ACQUIN, Germany
EXELIA, Greece
Industria, Bulgaria
Crypto4all, France
Economic and Social Research Institute, Ireland
Funding amount
4.000.000,00€ total budget
200.000,00€ DHBW Karlsruhe
Director of the Researchgroup and Professorship for Educational Management and Lifelong Learning
Director of the Researchgroup and Professorship for Educational Management and Lifelong Learning