Blockchain Technologies & Applications - Master's Degree
Advance your expertise in blockchain and distributed ledger technologies with ATU Donegal.
Best for:Best for computing, science, engineering, or business graduates seeking advanced training in blockchain and distributed ledger technologies.
Overview
This Master's degree programme focuses on the rapidly expanding field of blockchain and distributed ledger technologies, addressing their growing importance across quality control, contract management, and digital currencies. Run at ATU Donegal Campuses, the curriculum explores cutting-edge applications and transparency in governance. Students engage in comprehensive coursework to build technical and strategic understanding of modern decentralized systems. The programme is designed for graduates and professionals looking to specialize in next-generation digital applications.
What you'll do
- Complete coursework covering core blockchain architectures and distributed ledger principles
- Examine practical applications in digital currencies, governance, and supply chain transparency
- Engage in independent study and research projects requiring 10 to 20 hours per week
- Collaborate with peers on applied technical or business case studies related to decentralized systems
Requirements
Degree required: Honours degree with first or second-class honours in Computing, Science, Engineering, Business, Finance, Mathematics or an associated discipline, or equivalent via Recognition of Prior Learning
Degree offered: Master's (Level 9 NFQ)
Language: English
Instruction: English
- Foundational knowledge in computing, science, engineering, business, finance, or mathematics
- Ability to undertake independent academic study and research
- Analytical thinking for evaluating distributed ledger applications
- Applicants must hold an appropriate Level 8 Honours degree or demonstrate equivalent competencies through Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL)
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Applications are submitted online through the ATU application portal. There are two major intakes per year in September and January, with application windows typically opening several months prior. Closing dates and specific course requirements are detailed on the individual course webpages.
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