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Incheon National University (President Lee In-Jae), a national university corporation, and Incheon Technopark (President Lee Joo-Ho) held the ‘2025 Blockchain College Opening’ event on July 2 at the Irum Hall on Incheon National University’s Songdo Campus, in partnership with the Incheon Blockchain Industry Association (Chairman Kim Hyo-Gyeom), to foster talent in blockchain—a key technology of the future.

A total of 120 participants, including Incheon citizens, university students, and young adults interested in blockchain technology, attended the event, reflecting the growing public interest in the field.

During the opening ceremony, Attorney Cho Won-Hee from DLG Law Firm delivered a lecture titled “Virtual Asset Legislation and Challenges of the Blockchain Industry”, presenting government policies and legal perspectives on the future direction of the industry. Steve Young Kim, Head of Korea Business at Binance, spoke on the “Latest Global Blockchain Industry Trends.” Kwon Ki-Ok, Vice President of Coinness, gave an in-depth lecture on “Stablecoin Policies and Market Trends,” while Yoo Myung-Ho, CEO of MNM Soft, explained “Blockchain Technology in Our Daily Lives” in an accessible and engaging manner.

This year’s Blockchain College provides a structured curriculum consisting of a basic course for beginners and an advanced course for those seeking to deepen their expertise. Notably, an outreach program will be offered to expand access to blockchain education. Tailored on-site education will be provided to middle and high school students as well as citizens across Incheon. Kang Dong-Koo, Head of the Startup Support Division at Incheon National University, stated, “Through Blockchain College, we aim to enhance public understanding of blockchain, a core technology of the Fourth Industrial Revolution, and support startups in leveraging this technology to expand their businesses.”

Detailed information about registration for the 2025 Blockchain College curriculum will be available on the official websites of Incheon Metropolitan City, Incheon Technopark, and Incheon National University.