Cyber clubs at UCCS, including the Mountain Lions Cyber Club and the UCCS chapter of Women in Cybersecurity (WiCyS) teach hands-on skills to prepare students for future careers in cybersecurity. (More)
32 Colorado middle and high school teachers came to UCCS this summer, free of charge, to experience NSA-sponsored GenCyber Cybersecurity Teacher Training camps. (More)
Thanks to several federal and Colorado state grants, UCCS provides a range of K-12 cybersecurity programs that may spark kids’ interest in cybersecurity careers. (More)
A new partnership between UCCS and CU Denver will create the CU Cyber Range: a simulated environment where students can experience realistic cyber-attacks. (More)
The UCCS community celebrated the $5.4 million expansion of the Kevin W. O’Neil Cybersecurity Education and Research Center with a ribbon-cutting on Thursday, May 5. (More)
Thanks to a new Cybercrime and Cybersecurity area of study, UCCS students can use electives from their Bachelor of Arts in Criminal Justice pathway to gain high-demand expertise in cybersecurity. (More)
Cybersecurity education and workforce development efforts reach across the entire UCCS campus. Here’s how the university makes it happen. (More)
UCCS’ Centers of Academic Excellence (CAE-C) Cybersecurity Faculty Development program has launched a variety of free and partially funded offerings to train existing faculty, cyber industry professionals, transitioning military/service personnel and graduate students for faculty and teaching roles in cybersecurity. (More)
UCCS is offering a monthly Women in Cybersecurity Fireside Chat series, bringing in some of the region’s most impressive female cybersecurity talent to help women explore existing opportunities in the field. (More)
The University of Colorado Colorado Springs (UCCS) is among 84 institutions across the country selected to join a new Academic Engagement Network facilitated by the U.S. Cyber Command, known as CYBERCOM. (More)
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