This module explains how the metaverse can be used to improve clinical outcomes and prevent disease. Top applications currently used include virtual reality for surgeries, and those coming soon include digital twins of the human body.

Clients will increasingly be asking lawyers about digital assets. This module will cover the evolving laws on digital assets including where digital assets are stored, copyright ownership, and tax implications.

Bitcoin may be going through a crisis right now, but it is inevitable that some form of crypto currencies will be critical for our emerging O/O (online/offline) reality. As a wealth manager, you need a framework to advise your clients on how do you value a cryptocurrency?

This module will provide the latest thinking and trends on crypto as an investible asset.

This module introduces smart contracts and their business value, and then focuses on how to write smart contracts in Solidity and deploy and interact with them using Ethereum’s Remix web IDE.

This module introduces AR development with Unity to design games for the metaverse. It introduces the concepts of SLAM (Simultaneous Localization and Mapping), Mobile AR tracking, and Unity components. A Unity AR project will be designed using an ARCore-compatible smartphone to teach foundations.

Vast amounts of user-generated data will exist in the metaverse. How will that data be processed from a data architecture and pipeline, data governance and privacy, and finally, data modelling perspective? This module introduces data scientists to real-time VR and AR data in manufacturing and how to analyze it to better serve clients.

What is identity in an age where the line between offline and online is increasingly blurred? How should policymakers regulate distributed identities and protect the rights and data of citizens? These key questions will be covered and debated in this module.

Are you responsible for doing the marketing strategy for your company? If so, you’ll need to know how NFTs are already being used to increase customer loyalty and brand awareness.

If you own or operate a farm, or working in an agricultural multinational, for example, you’ll want to know how blockchain can help improve productivity and reduce inefficiencies. From tracking the quality of seeds to recording a plant's journey once it leaves the farm, blockchain can increase the transparency of supply chains and reduce corruption.