Cybersecurity
Bootcamp
Learn how to defend digital systems, detect threats, and secure data in a world that runs on information. This bootcamp gives you hands-on experience, real tools, and job-ready skills to launch a career in one of today’s fastest-growing tech fields in just 3 to 6 months.
PROGRAM DURATION
Bootcamp 3-6 Months
START DATE
PRIOR EXPERIENCE
None Required
In an age where every system, network, and business is online, the demand for skilled professionals who can protect sensitive data is only growing. Learn how to prevent, detect, and respond to digital threats through tools like ethical hacking, Python, and risk assessment.
At USF, you’ll develop not just the technical expertise, but the mindset to problem-solve, stay ahead of threats, and contribute to a safer digital world.
Why Learn
cybersecurity?
No previous coding experience required.
Upgrade your skills and earning potential.
Flexible payment plans are available.
LEVEL 1 | Python Basics for Cybersecurity
01 | Programming Fundamentals in Python
Get acquainted with Python, the extremely popular high-level programming language. Learn how to store and interact with data in programs.
02 | Introduction to Object-Oriented Programming
Introduction to object-oriented programming concepts in Python, including classes and inheritance. Understand how these principles enhance code modularity and reuse, providing a solid foundation for more advanced programming techniques.
03 | Defensive Programming
Master control structures like if, elif, and else, and explore loops such as while and for. Learn defensive programming techniques, including error and exception handling, to write robust and secure code.
04 | Cyber Governance
Learn about essential compliance frameworks and the key roles within a cyber security team. This will help you understand the regulatory environment and the responsibilities of various positions in the field.
LEVEL 2 | Python Basics for Cybersecurity
What You'll learn
This bootcamp equips you with the skills and tools needed to step confidently into the world of cybersecurity. You’ll learn how to evaluate and mitigate risk, detect and respond to threats, and protect systems across various industries.
Through hands-on experience with in-demand tools like the Kali Linux suite, you’ll build a strong foundation in information security, including practical skills in threat detection, risk assessment, and vulnerability management. By the end of the program, you’ll be ready to take on real-world challenges—and prepared to launch a career in one of today’s most essential and fast-growing tech fields.
LEVEL 3 | Databases, Networks, and Forensics
LEVEL 4 | 90-Day Post-Bootcamp
We're Committed to your success
At USF, the skills you gain do more than prepare you for a job—they equip you to solve real-world problems, lead with purpose, and create lasting impact in your career and your community.
Employment rate*
88%
178%
SALARY GROWTH*
13,000+
Student population*
86% TECH INDUSTRY TRANSITION*
*According to the 2024 HyperionDev Graduate Outcomes Report
Explore Your career options
information security
manager
An Information Security Manager leads a team to develop and implement security policies, ensure regulatory compliance, manage incident responses, and conduct employee security training.
newtork security
engineer
A Network Security Engineer designs and implements secure network solutions, monitors threats, and responds to security incidents, using tools like firewalls and encryption technologies to protect data.
cybersecurity
analyst
A Cybersecurity Analyst protects computer systems and networks from cyber threats by monitoring for breaches and implementing security measures. They conduct risk assessments and recommend improvements to security protocols.
cybersecurity
engineer
Cybersecurity Engineers are primarily responsible for designing, implementing, and maintaining security systems and infrastructure. They focus on building secure networks, systems, and applications to protect against cyber threats.
penetration
tester
A Penetration Tester, or ethical hacker, simulates cyber attacks to find vulnerabilities, assesses security, and provides recommendations for improvements. They stay current with the latest threats and technologies.
vulnerability
assessor
A Vulnerability Assessor identifies, evaluates, and reports on security weaknesses in an organization's systems, networks, and applications.
Stories that
inspire
Meet
wai man
Wai Man discovered his passion for coding through the HyperionDev Computer Science Bootcamp. Frustrated with repetitive tasks in Excel, Wai Man sought to automate processes, leading him to enroll in the course to expand his skill set.
Watch this video to learn more about his transformative journey.
Find out more
By submitting this form you agree to be contacted by University of San Francisco and its partner HyperionDev either by email, phone or sms. You will also receive our brochure with detailed bootcamp information.
Learn at a Pace that
works for you
Choose a schedule that suits your needs, with access to real-time code review and feedback from industry experts.
full-time
03
MONTHS
40
HOURS PER WEEK
Code review and feedback 36 hours on weekdays.
Quality, professional feedback on all coding submissions.
part-time
06
MONTHS
10-20
HOURS PER WEEK
Code review and feedback 48 hours on weekdays..
Quality, professional feedback on all coding submissions.
Multiple Ways to pay
We’re committed to making your education accessible. Choose a plan that fits your budget.
Monthly payment
Per Month
Deposit
Pay an upfront deposit, followed by 12 monthly instalments.
Loan payment
Coming Soon
Our funding partner will be launched soon, pay for your bootcamp over an installment plan tailored to your needs.
*If the bootcamp is canceled or rescheduled, you will automatically be entitled to a full refund of your enrollment deposit.
**Please note that enrollments made for promotional pricing are non-refundable.
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Cybersecurity faqs
If you're interested in protecting digital systems and learning how to think like a security professional, this bootcamp is a strong fit. You’ll cover key topics like Python, cryptography, ethical hacking, and penetration testing. Still deciding? Book a call with our admissions team to explore your options.
Certainly! The bootcamp is designed to accommodate beginners and professionals alike, providing a comprehensive introduction to cybersecurity principles and practices. It requires only discipline, persistence, and a willingness to learn.
Part-time students should allocate at least ten to twenty hours per week, while full-time students should dedicate at least forty hours per week. The bootcamp is designed to be flexible and fit around your schedule.
Our bootcamps provide personalized mentorship and human-centric code review to support your learning journey. Expert mentors offer 24/7 guidance, while code reviews ensure tailored debugging and skill refinement assistance. Our comprehensive career support services also empower you with the skills, confidence, and connections needed for success in the tech industry.
The University of San Francisco is partnering with online education provider HyperionDev to offer a portfolio of high-impact, outcomes-focused online programs. These programs are provided by HyperionDev and quality assured by The University of San Francisco to leverage their thought leadership in technical practice developed over decades of expertise.