Academic institutions worldwide are increasingly interested in blockchain and Web3 studies, with universities collaborating with tech giants to promote education and research in the field. Aleph Zero has partnered with the University of Nicosia in Cyprus to offer a research grant, while other universities such as Austral University and Business & Technology University are launching blockchain educational programs in collaboration with industry leaders. Carnegie Mellon University has established a new AI institute, recognizing the importance of AI in various industries. In addition, the University of Bahrain has partnered with Binance to expand crypto-education in the region, and Western Switzerland University of Applied Sciences has integrated Flux's decentralized blockchain network into their curriculum. These initiatives demonstrate a growing trend towards incorporating advanced technologies into education.