Quinnipiac University Summer Programs: Hacker High School

Get a 360 degree view of how computer and digital information works—and how to keep it safe—in this 2-week cybersecurity program. Developed with ISECOM and taught by Quinnipiac’s security experts, Hacker High School teaches real tools and techniques to protect your data, explore ethical hacking, and understand cyber threats. Perfect for future cybersecurity, IT, or computer science professionals.

Hacker High School is an intensive 2-week program designed to give students a deep, 360-degree understanding of how computer and digital information works, its connection to cybersecurity, and how to protect themselves online. In today’s digital world, cybersecurity skills are essential—not just for personal safety, but also for future career success in one of the fastest-growing industries.

Developed in partnership with the Institute for Security and Open Methodologies (ISECOM) and taught by Quinnipiac University’s own information security professionals, this program offers hands-on experience with the same tools and techniques used by experts. Students will gain practical skills to keep their identities and devices secure, while also exploring what “hacking” truly means: understanding how computer systems work to find solutions and vulnerabilities.

Topics include internet infrastructure, malware, attack analysis, digital forensics, email safety, web security, and privacy. Whether you’re interested in computer science, cybersecurity, or IT—or simply want to stay safe online—this program gives you valuable knowledge and a head start in a high-demand field.

All options include:

• Two weeks of faculty-designed and delivered programming, administered on campus with educational support staff and program materials
• All technology and software support
• Quinnipiac T-shirt
• Certificate of completion
• Special Quinnipiac Admissions events

Discounts and Financial Aid

Partial financial support may be available for those who indicate the need for financial assistance in their online application. Financial support awards are based on a combination of financial need and academic merit.

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