Build Real Blockchain Skills
Our consortium blockchain program starts in September 2025. You'll work with actual distributed systems and learn how enterprise networks function. No shortcuts, no empty promises—just hands-on technical training.
Get Program DetailsDifferent Ways to Learn, Same Deep Understanding
Some people learn best by building things immediately. Others need theory first. We get that—so our September 2025 cohort includes multiple learning tracks. You pick what works for your brain.
All tracks cover the same core concepts. Byzantine fault tolerance, consensus mechanisms, node architecture. But how you approach them varies. Think of it like learning a language through immersion versus textbooks—different methods, same fluency goal.
And here's what matters: you can switch tracks midway if something isn't clicking. We've had students start with practical labs and migrate to theory modules when they needed deeper context. That flexibility actually helps retention.
What You'll Actually Study
We spent three years refining this curriculum with feedback from people working at actual blockchain companies in Taiwan and Singapore. These modules reflect what professionals need to know.
Network Fundamentals
Peer-to-peer architecture, gossip protocols, and how nodes actually communicate. You'll configure test networks and troubleshoot connection failures.
Consensus Design
Practical Byzantine Fault Tolerance, Raft, and why different consortiums choose different mechanisms. Includes implementing a basic consensus algorithm.
Smart Contract Development
Writing, testing, and deploying contracts for permissioned networks. Focus on security patterns and gas optimization techniques that matter in production.
Identity Management
How permissioned blockchains handle authentication, role-based access, and credential verification. You'll configure membership service providers.
Performance Analysis
Transaction throughput, latency measurement, and bottleneck identification. Learn to benchmark consortium networks and interpret performance data.
Integration Patterns
Connecting blockchain networks to existing enterprise systems. API design, data synchronization strategies, and handling legacy infrastructure constraints.
Who Teaches This Program
Silje Henriksen
Distributed Systems Engineer
Spent six years building supply chain tracking systems on Hyperledger. She'll walk you through the messy parts of production deployments that documentation doesn't cover.
Branka Novakovic
Security Architect
Worked on consortium blockchains for three banks in Southeast Asia. Teaches the identity and access control modules with real incident examples from her consulting work.
Aoife Byrne
Protocol Developer
Built consensus layer improvements for enterprise blockchain platforms. Handles the technical theory sections and helps debug student implementation projects.
Schedule That Fits Your Life
The program runs for eight months starting September 2025. Most students balance it with work—our schedule was designed around that reality. Core sessions happen twice weekly in evenings, plus lab access whenever you need it.
Ask About Enrollment8 months
Total program duration
120+ hours
Direct instruction time
24/7 access
Development environment availability