UAE based Bybit crypto exchange contributes $272,000 for American University of Sharjah scholarship fund
Once again Bybit
is supporting the crypto and blockchain ecosystem in the UAE. Yesterday it was
with DMCC crypto center, and today it is with the University of Sharjah. Bybit
has contributed $272.000 equivalent to 1 million AE to establish a scholarship fund
to support 20 students to accelerate their academic and research career into
fintech and blockchain at the American University of Sharjah.
20 computer
science and computer engineering students will benefit from the Bybit
Scholarship as soon as this fall.
Bybit is also
committed to broader initiatives including an extra AED 100,000 to sponsor a
hackathon for the blockchain community in the UAE. The first AUS-Bybit Inter-College
Hackathon will be held at the AUS College of Engineering in the 2023-2024
academic year.
“AUS’ reputation
as a center for education excellence stems in part from its strong industry
links that allows it to continuously bridge gaps between industry and academia.
Through this partnership with Bybit, our students will have access to the
technical knowledge that helps them keep up with all that is novel in the
crypto and blockchain industry, enhance their skills and support their
education through the establishment of the Bybit Scholarship. At AUS, we
graduate professionals and lifelong learners who are capable of making a
difference in an ever-evolving world,” said Dr. Susan Mumm, Chancellor of AUS.
“Younger
generations hold the key in driving the blockchain revolution forward,” said
Ben Zhou, co-founder and CEO of Bybit. “We are pleased to create the Bybit
Scholarship at AUS to help their talented students’ future-proof their
knowledge and skills. We thank AUS for the opportunities to raise crypto
awareness and share first-hand knowledge of the industry with students from one
of the most prestigious universities in the region. I look forward to being
inspired by the future engineers, blockchain scientists, and Web3 startup
founders.”
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