Students build an impressive, college-ready digital portfolio project while experiencing a real collegiate environment at New York University.
The iD Tech Cybersecurity & Ethical Hacking Academy at NYU offers an intensive, two-week day program designed for high school students passionate about technology and cybersecurity. Participants delve into defending against cyber threats, analyzing vulnerabilities, and mastering ethical hacking techniques in a hands-on environment. The curriculum emphasizes practical application, allowing students to build an impressive, college-ready digital portfolio project that showcases their skills to admissions officers. This real-world project can serve as tangible proof of their capabilities for college applications and future careers. Beyond technical instruction from relatable Gen Z experts, the academy fosters peer-to-peer learning and networking with like-minded individuals. Students experience a real collegiate environment at New York University, balancing rigorous project development with recreational activities and campus exploration, preparing them for future STEM pursuits and a clear sense of what they want to pursue next.
Students spend approximately five hours per day on the computer, taking breaks to engage in recreational activities throughout their sessions.
Ideal for high school students interested in understanding how systems can be hacked and secured, and those aspiring to cybersecurity careers or pursuing STEM fields in college.
New York University, New York, NY
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