The ‘Bitcoin Standard’ has developed the Austrian economy curriculum for the UK school

Lomond School, a private institution in Scotland, will begin to receive Bitcoin for tuition payments and cooperate with Bitcoin -set Saifean Ammous to introduce a new curriculum dedicated to Bitcoin and Austrian Economics.

Ammous, with -set of The Bitcoin standardconstitutes a curriculum in education that combines the principles of Bitcoin (Btc) and the Austrian economy.

“I will work with Lomond School to come up with a curriculum for Bitcoin and Austrian Economics,” Ammous wrote on an April 12 x Postsharing his excitement for “making material widely available worldwide.”

Lomond School Principal Claire Chisholm confirmed the cooperation on April 12, writing that he is “happy to work with Dr. Ammous” and appreciate the “positive of the Bitcoin community.”

The news will come one day after Lomond School announced It will accept the BTC for tuition payments starting from the fall semester of 2025, which became the first school in the United Kingdom that adopted BTC payments.

Ammous is known The Bitcoin standard. It sold more than one million copies and translated into 38 languages, According to In ammous.

Cointelegraph has been in touch with both ammous and lomond school for more details about the upcoming curriculum.

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Bitcoin education gets momentum worldwide

Educational institutions worldwide embrace Bitcoin as both the topic of academic study and a financial tool.

Schools and universities have been launching Bitcoin-based courses since early in 2013 when the University of Nicosia in Cyprus launched the Master’s in the digital currency program, which is accessible to people and online.

The Stern School of Business of New York University launched “The law and business of bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies” courses in 2014-one of the first courses specific to Bitcoin in the US.

Stanford University also launched “Bitcoin and Cryptocurrencies” course In 2015, it focused on the technological and economic aspects of the first cryptocurrency in the world.

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In February 2025, the University of Austin announced the launch of the first first-of-its-kind Bitcoin investment fund of more than $ 5 million as part of the larger $ 200 million institution’s endowment funds.

Three months before the University of Austin’s announcement, a regulation of filing was announced that Emory University has accumulated More than $ 15 million worth of Bitcoin by Grayscale’s Bitcoin exchange-traded fund, Cointelegraph reported on October 28th.

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