Best Universities for Blockchain 2022: University of Michigan-Ann Arbor
Ranked first in research volume among U.S. research universities, the University of Michigan Ann Arbor (UMich) received US$893 million in federal grants. One of its research centers is the Center on Finance, Law and Policy, a multidisciplinary fintech collaboration. UMich has hosted multiple initiatives including the Michigan Ross FinTech Initiative, Tech 2022 Fintech Challenge, and Fintech Challenge 2019.
2022 Rank | University Name | Total | Courses | Region | Regional |
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32 (NEW) | University of Michigan-Ann Arbor | 49 | 15 | North America | 6 |
Since 2019 UMich has held more than a dozen smaller events and talks, such as "Does Cryptocurrency Have a Future? FinTech Transforming Customer Engagement" and a seminar Cryptocurrency: Economic and Environmental Impacts and U.S. Policy.
With nearly 45,000 students, UMich has 10 student blockchain clubs and societies – more than any other school on the list – including the Michigan Cryptocurrency Club and the Blockchain Development Club.
UMich also has 15 blockchain courses for students to choose from, ranging from Sustainability Finance: Investment Models for Green Growth to Blockchain and the Law, and a Financial Technology (Fintech) Innovations certificate.
The university is a member of Ripple's University Blockchain Research Alliance to promote blockchain research and continuous innovation in this field.