Blockchain Engineering meets national needs in independent core information technology, the digital economy and precise social governance, including in ethnic regions. Students learn blockchain theory and project development methods and how to design, implement and run blockchain systems in finance and governance settings.
The curriculum includes principles of cryptography, network security, software engineering and project management, reliability technology, blockchain principles and applications, distributed networks and storage, consensus algorithms, privacy protection algorithms, smart contracts, enterprise consortium chains and cryptocurrency technology. Teamwork and innovation are emphasised.
Graduates can work at internet companies, mobile communication firms, software companies, finance and insurance companies, and information technology departments of public bodies handling social governance.
The admissions page for this major does not list tuition, programme length or credit totals, so applicants should confirm those details with the university admissions office.