University of Andorra Launches Courses on Blockchain and Gender Violence Protocols
UdA introduces training in digital assets/blockchain and protocols for violence against women, starting this week in Sant Julià de Lòria to meet.
Key Points
- UdA launched courses on digital assets/blockchain and gender violence protocols this week.
- Blockchain course trains in emerging tech fields; details on duration/enrollment pending.
- Gender violence course includes input from Mireia Porras and Judith Pallarés.
- Both held in Sant Julià de Lòria to provide practical skills amid rising demand.
The University of Andorra (UdA) has launched two new courses this week, covering digital assets and blockchain technology, as well as protocols for addressing violence against women.
The first course focuses on digital assets and blockchain technology, providing training in these emerging fields. Details on its duration, specific content, or enrollment were not immediately available.
The second course targets protocols in cases of gender-based violence against women. It features contributions from Mireia Porras, head of Equality Policies, and Judith Pallarés, secretary general of the Institut de les Dones.
Both initiatives began this week in Sant Julià de Lòria, aiming to equip participants with practical knowledge amid growing demand for specialised skills in Andorra. Further information on schedules and registration can be found through the UdA.
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