Cardano Foundation Teams Up with UCLA Anderson for Multi-Year Education Push
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The Cardano Foundation and UCLA Anderson have launched a multi-year partnership centered on blockchain education and entrepreneurship. The arrangement adds Cardano Academy content to UCLA programming and includes startup fellowships, a founder showcase sponsorship, and a masterclass on blockchain, AI, and Web3 business models.
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Students and founders connected to UCLA Anderson are the people most likely to notice this first. The new program brings blockchain coursework and startup support into the campus environment, so the change is visible in what is taught and in which early-stage founders are given a platform.
In practice, the partnership adds Cardano Academy material to UCLA programming and creates a new masterclass format around blockchain, AI, and Web3 business models. What stays in place is UCLA Anderson’s Venture Accelerator itself; the new arrangement sits on top of it rather than replacing it.
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