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ActiveOhio State University · 2026

VICEROY Scholars Program

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Agency: Ohio State University
Funding: Varies
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Status: Active
Eligibility: Ohio State students.

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VICEROY Scholars Program is sponsored by Ohio State University. A virtual institute providing scholars with the opportunity for research and collaboration, making interdisciplinary contributions to tackle crucial, emerging issues in cybersecurity and electromagnetic spectrum research, and providing experiential learning opportunities in cybe…

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Midwest VICEROY Institute Application | Cybersecurity and Digital Trust Midwest VICEROY Institute Application What is the Midwest VICEROY Institute? The Midwest Viceroy Institute (MVI), a virtual, cross-collaborative institution between the University of Kansas, The Ohio State University, and Purdue University Northwest, tackles emerging issues in cybersecurity and electromagnetics spectrum research.

To learn more and apply, check out the Midwest VICEROY Institute website. The MVI developed a free online curriculum with various 10-week courses, training activities, and summer research opportunities for students in the MVI member universities.

EMS Security - Software-Defined Radio Attacks and Defenses EMS Security - Securing Next-G Networks Certification Preparation - CompTIA Security+ Certification Preparation - CISCO Cyber Ops Certification Preparation - Cloud System Administration Certification Preparation - Ethical Hacking Language Proficiency for Cyber Operations in Chinese Hands-on cyber operations training on reconnaissance, penetration testing, and malware analysis activities.

Summer Undergraduate Research Projects Include: Theme 1: Computer and EMS System Security Theme 2: AI in Cyber and EMS Systems To incentivize students to participate, the MVI also created the VICEROY Scholars program, offering five different scholarship opportunities.

VICEROY Scholarship - $1,500 Security Certification Scholarship - $2,000 Cybersecurity Research Scholarship - $5,000 Cyber-Operations Scholarship - $500 Language Scholarship - $500 To learn more and apply, check out the Midwest VICEROY Institute website.

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Ohio State students.

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Who can apply for VICEROY Scholars Program?

According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Ohio State students. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.

Who funds VICEROY Scholars Program?

VICEROY Scholars Program is funded by Ohio State University. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.

Which states are eligible for VICEROY Scholars Program?

This opportunity targets applicants in Ohio. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.

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