Frequently
Asked Questions

The classes at the University of Chicago Professional Education's Cybersecurity Bootcamp is taught in a virtual environment. You can interact remotely with your peers and instructors via cloud-based chat from the comfort of your own home.

Courses begin on a rolling basis.

There are no prerequisites required to enroll in the University of Chicago Professional Education's Cybersecurity Bootcamp.

Participation in our bootcamp does not result in credits applicable to any other courses or degree programs.

Tuition for the Cybersecurity Bootcamp is $17,800, not including the Intro Course for $180.

Yes, we do accept the GI Bill® Benefit. The University of Chicago Cybersecurity Bootcamp, offered in partnership with ThriveDX, is one of the only VA-approved non-credit cybersecurity bootcamps in the US. If you have questions about your eligibility for VA benefits (veterans, reserve or guard, spouses and children) or how to apply for benefits, please reach out to the Office for Military-Affiliated Communities at veterans@uchicago.edu. Or, you can access more information by clicking here.

No. Our Cybersecurity Bootcamp is open to individuals with any professional or educational background.

We designed our bootcamps with busy schedules in mind. Cybersecurity courses take place on evening weekdays to fit into your life.

All students are required to have access to a computer with the minimum requirements, as well as a reliable internet connection. Additional supplies may be required.

The University of Chicago has partnered with ThriveDX to provide innovative professional development in cybersecurity. ThriveDX provides more than a decade of experience in digital training, excelling in knowledge transfer expertise directly to students.

Fill out the form below, or call 773.389.4960 to connect with one of our Partner Account Managers.