Students gain real-world experience in ethical hacking and cybersecurity, culminating in a Digital Badge and Certificate of Completion from the University of Washington Continuum College.
The Cyber Defender: Ethical Hacking camp at the University of Washington provides high school students with an immersive experience in cybersecurity. Students step into the role of an ethical hacker, learning techniques to identify vulnerabilities and protect simulated systems from cyberattacks. The program emphasizes hands-on learning, bridging theory with practical application through project-based work, collaboration, and problem-solving. By the end of the two-week course, participants will have gained foundational skills in cybersecurity and ethical hacking, preparing them for future academic and career paths in a tech-driven world. Students also earn a Digital Badge and a Certificate of Completion from the University of Washington Continuum College, recognizing their achievements.
A typical day involves morning instruction and lab activities, followed by a lunch break. The afternoon includes further instruction, course hacks, and potentially industry guest speakers or campus exploration.
This camp is ideal for high school students aged 13-18 who are interested in technology, coding, and learning how to protect digital systems from cyber threats.
University of Washington, Seattle, WA
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