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Cyber Education Workforce Welcome to the Cyber Education Portal The NSA/NCAE-C Immersive Cybersecurity Workforce Development Program The University of New Haven was awarded a grant to lead a coalition of five colleges and universities across the United States to prepare individuals for AI, cybersecurity, and cyber threat analyst jobs.
The Immersive Cybersecurity Workforce Development Program (ICWDP) offers free cybersecurity training for professionals and career changers interested in critical infrastructure sectors - energy, government facilities, finance, and telecommunications. US Citizens and Permanent Residents are invited to apply for our programs created to enhance your skills in Python, threat intelligence, networking, Machine Learning, cryptography and more!
We are recruiting cohorts for Summer 2025, Fall 2025, and Spring 2026. Full scholarships are available for selected candidates. ICWDP is a partnership between the University of New Haven, University of Hawai’i-Maui, Coastline College, Tennessee Technological University, and University of North Texas.
This project is funded through an NSA/NCAE-C Workforce Development Grant. Follow the instructions below to complete the application. Step 1: Explore our pathways Step 2: Register for an account Click 'Register' on the navigation bar to have access to the live applications.
Complete the skills assessment located under the 'Dashboard' tab. Step 3: Apply for Programs of Interest Click 'Apply' at the top of the navigation bar to submit your materials to the program(s) of your choice. Note!
We strongly encourage you to review the application and eligibility requirements for each institution For questions about this program, please email us at cit@newhaven. edu. Program Leadership at the University of New Haven Tirthankar Ghosh, Ph.
D. , Program PI Monique Golden, Ph. D.
, Project Manager
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: U. S. Citizens and Permanent Residents interested in cybersecurity careers. Applicants must explore pathways, register for an account, and apply for programs of interest through the portal. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Cyber Education Workforce Program is funded by University of New Haven (funded by NSA/NCAE-C Workforce Development Grant). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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