What is included
Course access, learning materials, labs, exercises, project work, mentoring and final certificate according to the programme rules.
UESE Cyber Scholarship
5 cybersecurity scholarships
UESE ITALIA S.p.A. promotes five full training scholarships for young high-school graduates and university graduates interested in a 6-month intensive programme covering cybersecurity, governance, compliance, incident response and operational security.
Overview
A practical pathway into cybersecurity
Scholarships5Full coverage of participation in the programme.
Duration6 monthsLessons, labs, mentoring and final project work.
AudienceGraduatesMotivated young profiles, including first-time cyber candidates.
SelectionComparativeMerit, aptitude, motivation and inclusion criteria.
Who it is for
Young high-school graduates and university graduates motivated by cybersecurity, information security, digital compliance and operational resilience.
How to apply
Applications are submitted by email with CV, ID, education evidence, short motivation letter and privacy acknowledgement.
Programme
Six months, six operational areas
The programme connects technical skills, governance, compliance and operational capabilities required in enterprise and public-sector contexts.
Cyber and information security fundamentals
Threats, risks, controls, identity, hardening, security principles and professional terminology.
Governance, GDPR, NIS2 and compliance
Roles, responsibilities, policies, evidence management, obligations and audit-ready approach.
Security operations and incident response
Monitoring, incident management, escalation, playbooks, SOC logic and executive reporting.
Labs and final project work
Hands-on exercises, practical cases, final presentation and professional orientation.
Application
- Updated CV.
- Copy of qualification or self-certification.
- Identity document.
- Short motivation letter.
- Optional certifications or technical portfolio.
Initiative documents
Before applying, read the rules and the dedicated privacy notice.
The scholarship is non-cash and training-based: it covers participation in the programme and does not represent an employment promise.