Join our bootcamp and learn Cybersecurity

Learn Cybersecurity in Ironhack Amsterdam

Join our inmersive bootcamp to get the skills you need to work in the tech industry

12 weeks full time or 26 weeks part time

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Learn Online & Meet our community

Our Courses in Amsterdam are "hybrid"

Learn remotely!

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Save the commute

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Be part of an international cohort

Collaborate in person

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At our campus in The Next Web

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Be part of a local community

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Our Courses

06 Feb - 28 Apr

English

Online

Mon to Fri, 9:00 - 18:00 (undefined)

8500,00 €

Final Call!

Career Week - 01 May

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All our courses include

Career Services program

We help you identify your ideal outcome, and reach it as fast as possible.

Multiple payment options

Different options available to make the tuition not a blocker to start your new career.

Course Information

Your path to a new cybersecurity career

SKILLS

Online Prework

Module 1

Module 2

Module 3

Remote Prework

Before you become an official student, you will be given 20 hours of online learning material. This pre-work will familiarize you with what a computer is, how operating systems work, and what networks are. This knowledge will get you ready for learning Cybersecurity and prepared to thrive in our fast-paced learning process during the bootcamp.

Want to learn more about Ironhack and our Cybersecurity bootcamp in Amsterdam before applying?

Career Services

Careerhack: Ironhack's Career Services

A Proven Methodology

Careerhack is Ironhack's Career Services program. It's designed to help Ironhackers identify their ideal outcome, and reach it as fast as possible. We've helped thousands of students land their dream job in tech. Discover how we will help you!

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Our financing options at Ironhack

Do you need help with the payment? Our financing options help you find the support you need so you can focus on your career and developing new skills.

Quotanda

Quotanda is a lending as a service (LaaS) platform that helps schools, banks and organizations manage affordable student financing programs globally. For Ironhackers, financing through Quotanda means start paying at 0% APR once you've started your course (payment extension to either 12 or 18 months).

Exclusive partnership for international and local students

Finance4Learning

Finance is available for 100% of your course fee. Loans are extended for up to 72 months. Per €1,000 borrowed, your monthly payment is some €16.50, which includes an average interest of approx. €2.60. Penalty-free early repayment is always possible. To qualify, students must be Dutch residents, have a Dutch bank account and meet certain lending criteria. Finance4Learning is backed by Banco Santander (no.4 in the world) and the European Investment Fund.

Partnership to fully fund your program

Pay in Installments with Pledg

In partnership with Pledg, our students can pay in 3, 6, or 10 monthly installments, whether it be for our full-time or part-time bootcamps. The net tuition, after payment of the deposit and any third-party financing, can be divided into monthly automatic payments via bank card on the Pledg platform. For the 3 installment plan, there are no additional charges. For the payment in 6 and 10 installments, the fees are 2.65% and 4.7% of the total balance applied to the first payment. To qualify, students must have a French bank account.

TechMeUp

TechMeUp offers talented students, from underrepresented groups, a financial peace of mind by providing them financial assistance up to the total cost of the program.

Exclusive partnership to promote diversity in tech

Chancen

During your studies, CHANCEN eG takes care of your full tuition fee (incl. deposit). With the help of the income share agreement you do not pay anything until you landed your dream tech job. When you graduate and start working, income based repayments are made to CHANCEN eG over a 5 year period. Should your annual income be less than 27,000 Euros, repayments are not required. Your repayment is then shifted to a period when you earn above the minimum income threshold.

STAP Budget

Eligible students can get up to €1,000.- in STAP funding to upskill themselves in Web Development, Data Analytics, UX/UI Design and Cybersecurity.

Application process for the Cybersecurity courses in Amsterdam

Apply online

Apply to the Cybersecurity course that is best for you.

Personal interview

Our admissions team at Ironhack Amsterdam will contact you to schedule a personal interview and make sure that we can help you meet your goals in Cybersecurity.

Technical assessment

After the personal interview, you will need to pass a Cybersecurity technical assessment to show that you are ready for our fast-paced learning environment.

Deposit and prework

Once you have completed the technical assessment and paid the deposit, you will be granted access to the prework. The prework is fundamental to the Cybersecurity program, and you must complete it before starting the course in Amsterdam.

The course begins

Once you have completed the prework for at Ironhack , you will be ready to begin learning!

Course Information

A typical day during the remote Cybersecurity bootcamp

The day begins with a lecture and demonstration from the Lead Teacher, who is a cyber security expert. Once the lecture and demonstration is complete, students will spend the remainder of the class working through the material in the LMS (Learning Management System) with the help and support of TAs and fellow students. The LMS material is dynamic, hands-on and enaging. Each day will be a little different and full of practical challenges. There are videos, quizzes, games, and simulations in which they will learn to hack and defend real Linux and Windows systems.

Why should you study Cybersecurity in Amsterdam

European's major hub in cybersecurityThe Netherlands counts with what is considered the major hub in cybersecurity in the European territory. The Hague not only is the house of the European Cybercrime Centre Europol, also known as EC3, but it also where the NATO Communications and Information Agency and the Dutch cybersecurity is, as well as intelligence and security agencies along with a wide range of cybersecurity businesses are located.

Home to thousands of cybersecurity focused companiesNowadays, solely in the Netherlands there are over 66,000 IT companies - and 6,100 are cybersecurity related. This not only makes the ecosystem a big one but makes a robust startup ecosystem and R&D facilities for the tech and cybersecurity community.

A promising national landscape in cybersecurityThe Netherlands ranked sixth in the World Economic Forum’s Networked Readiness Index 2016. Leading areas in the Dutch IT sector include data services, high tech systems and hardware, health technology, logistics, and cybersecurity. The internet economy in the Netherlands is estimated to make up over six percent of the country’s GDP and is projected to continue to grow in the coming years.

Believe the great numbers in cybersecurity Nationally, the region has proven to grow 6.7% every year just in the cybersecurity industry annual market growth. Along with this number, the Netherlands has 2.27 billion euros as accumulated turnover by cybersecurity businesses.

What sets Amsterdam apart?

As one of the most vibrant, young and modern cities in Europe, Amsterdam was named the best European tech city to work in by Hubspot. Its diverse residents relish living a healthy lifestyle, so you will find them active and exercising all times of the year.

In turn, Amsterdam ranks fairly low when considering the cost of living, and it boasts an immense talent pool of more than a quarter of a million professionals. As well, our campus sits right in the heart of the city along one of its famous canals.

Come build your new career surrounded by not only some of Europe’s biggest tech companies, but also its most beautiful historical treasures.