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Paper Presentation at ICDFB 2025

College of Economics and Business Administration (CEBA)

Paper Presentation at ICDFB 2025, Jordan

The research paper titled “Blockchain as a Catalyst for Transforming Higher Education in Oman” was successfully presented at the International Conference on Digital Transformation, Fintech, and Business Innovation (ICDFB 2025), organized by Al Ahliyya Amman University, Jordan, held on 26–27 October 2025.

The paper was authored by:

  • Dr. Preeti Bhaskar
  • Mr. Mujeebudheen Khan
  • Dr. Chandan Kumar Tiwari
  • Dr. Ananth Anthonisamy
  • Dr. Padma Losani Dayalan

 

The presentation explored how blockchain technology can revolutionize the higher education ecosystem in Oman by promoting transparency, enhancing academic credential verification, and supporting efficient digital record management. The authors emphasized blockchain’s role in ensuring authenticity, security, and integrity of academic data, thereby fostering trust and innovation in educational administration and delivery.

The research further discussed the alignment of blockchain adoption with Oman Vision 2040, highlighting how digital transformation in higher education contributes to the nation’s broader goals of sustainability, technological advancement, and knowledge-based economic growth. The study also examined potential challenges in implementation, such as regulatory frameworks, digital readiness, and institutional adaptability, and proposed strategic measures to address them.

Participation in ICDFB 2025 provided a valuable platform for academic exchange and collaboration among scholars, researchers, and professionals from across the globe. The conference served as an enriching experience, enabling discussions on emerging trends in Fintech, Digital Transformation, and Business Innovation, and how these technologies can redefine the future of education and enterprise.

Heartfelt thanks to the University of Technology and Applied Sciences (UTAS) for their unwavering support and encouragement in promoting a culture of research and innovation.

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