Our Graduate Certificate in Blockchain Enabled Business will equip you with the skills to practically apply your knowledge and create a blockchain strategy that can be implemented within your organisation.

Develop the confidence to speak about the blockchain, and effectively communicate its value to stakeholders.

Outcomes of this course include the ability to:

• demonstrate a critical and practical understanding of blockchain practices and issues relating to distributed ledger technology
• apply concepts, principles, and methods of the blockchain in relation to organisational goals 
• evaluate blockchain strategies and solutions to complex business problems
• apply reasoned judgement to address ethical and regulatory obligations
• review performance feedback and identify improvement strategies
• communicate blockchain data and concepts to an array of diverse audiences 
• apply an adaptive and collaborative approaches to working with others in various contexts.

Become industry connected as you learn from renowned academics with extensive industry experience.

Our courses are designed with industry partners to ensure what you learn is up to date and aligns with best practice. Get hands on through structured activities and build out your project portfolio to demonstrate your knowledge and practical skills.

Students of this course can expect 10-12 hours study per subject per week, with each term comprising of 10 weeks.

As part of this course, you will complete four subjects:

Blockchain and the Cryptoeconomy

Be introduced to blockchain and understand how distributed ledger technology can drive the economy, markets, firms, and the government. You will also explore the ethical and political challenges and implications of blockchain.

Cryptofinance

This course explores the fundamentals of money and cryptofinance, as well as the financial and valuation theories of cryptocurrency such as Bitcoin, Ripple, and Ethereum.

Blockchain Strategy

Through this course, you’ll understand the potential of blockchain in transforming industries and societies. You’ll develop a strategic plan and design a blockchain ecosystem that considers factors such as functional requirements, coding and data storage, and scalability.

Law and Policy for Emerging Technologies

This course examines the emergence of new technologies and business models over the past decade and the impact that they have had on society, ethics, law, regulation and policy. You will dissect the pressures emerging technologies such as blockchain place on current regulatory approaches and frameworks. Traditional approaches to regulation and policy development and key examples of current regulation will be examined. You will study a range of theories and approaches to developing fit-for-purpose regulation and be equipped with the skills and knowledge to develop policy and regulation that can keep pace with technological change.