Cardano Foundation forms multi-year blockchain education partnership with UCLA Anderson

  • Cardano Foundation partners with UCLA Anderson on education, fellowships and founder programming
  • Five UCLA Accelerate companies will receive Cardano-sponsored fellowships with funding and mentorship
  • Cardano Academy content enters a UCLA blockchain course beginning in 2027

The Cardano Foundation has announced a multi-year partnership with the Venture Accelerator at UCLA Anderson School of Management covering blockchain education, startup fellowships and founder programming in Los Angeles. Five early-stage companies selected for UCLA Accelerate will receive Cardano-sponsored fellowships with funding, mentorship, ecosystem access and opportunities to explore building on Cardano. Cardano Academy content and case studies will enter the UCLA Anderson course Blockchain Cryptocurrency Applications in Business and Finance in 2027. Before then, the foundation and course instructor Alex Nascimento will hold an Oct. 19 masterclass on blockchain, AI and business applications, with participating students eligible for a Cardano Foundation-sponsored certification. The foundation will also sponsor the 2027 UCLA Draper Innovation Showcase. The partnership connects the foundation’s Academy and Venture Hub with UCLA’s accelerator, while the announcement does not include a U.S. investment product, ADA offering or regulatory filing.

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