The Specialization in Bitcoin Economics offers a deep exploration of economics through the lens of Bitcoin, utilizing the Austrian school of economics and a historical perspective on money. Built around core courses—PRDV151, ECON103, ECON104, ECON105, ECON120, and ECON135—this program provides a comprehensive and structured approach to understanding the evolution, application, and impact of Bitcoin on global economic systems. By integrating principles from economic history and monetary theory, students will develop a nuanced perspective on how Bitcoin fits into and transforms traditional financial frameworks.
Upon completing the Specialization in Bitcoin Economics, students will be equipped with a thorough understanding of the principles of Austrian economics, historical monetary frameworks, and the modern implications of Bitcoin. This knowledge positions students to engage with and contribute to the evolving landscape of the Bitcoin economy and decentralized financial systems.