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BRONCO SHIELD - Bronco Shield A CyberCorps® Scholarship for Service (SFS) Program at Boise State University The BRONCO SHIELD program seeks to address the need for cybersecurity and artificial intelligence (AI) experts dedicated to public service by awarding scholarships to a diverse cohort of undergraduate , master’s , and PhD students at Boise State.
The program offers scholars comprehensive exposure to integrated AI and cybersecurity, preparing them to transition into cyber security professionals equipped to serve in public sector organizations, safeguarding our nation’s assets from cyber threats. Now Accepting Applications for Fall 2026 Application for Fall 2026 available now! What Are The Benefits of This Scholarship?
Cybersecurity Certification Each year in the BRONCO SHIELD program, scholars receive comprehensive financial support, which includes: Full tuition and fees coverage A stipend of $27,000 for undergraduates and $37,000 for graduate students Up to $6,000 annually dedicated to professional development and health insurance tTo enhance skills and help prepare students for the real-world challenges in the field, scholars’ will participate in the following: Specialty CyberAI classes: CS 440/540 AI for Cybersecurity Work with a local government partner to gain real cybersecurity work experience CyberAI Seminars and Club Compete at cybersecurity competitions This program supports the professional growth of scholars through: Exclusive invitation to attend CyberCorps SFS Job Fair in Washington D.
C. each year in the program 1:1 or small group meetings with government recruiters Trips to local government agencies to network with recruiters, do resume review and mock interviews The BRONCO SHIELD program offers financial assistance to scholars pursuing industry-recognized cybersecurity certifications.
These certifications demonstrate a strong commitment to continuous professional development and significantly enhance scholars’ qualifications in a competitive job market.
BS of CS, Cybersecurity emphasis BS of CS, Cybersecurity emphasis BS of CS, Cybersecurity emphasis BS / BAS Cyber Operations and Resilience BS / BAS Cyber Operations and Resilience BS / BAS Cyber Operations and Resilience Masters of Computer Science, Cybersecurity Research Masters of Computer Science, Cybersecurity Research Masters of Computer Science, Cybersecurity Research Masters of Cyber Operations and Resilience Masters of Cyber Operations and Resilience Masters of Cyber Operations and Resilience Ph.
D. in Computing, Cybersecurity Ph. D.
in Computing, Cybersecurity Ph. D. in Computing, Cybersecurity gabydagher@boisestate.
edu courtneyculley@boisestate. edu gabydagher@boisestate. edu
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: U. S. citizens or permanent residents pursuing degrees in cybersecurity or AI at Boise State University. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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