About the Summer School
The Hague India Cyber Security Summer School is an initiative by IIIT Hyderabad, The Hague Centre for Strategic Studies, E2Labs, the NALSAR University of Law, SkillCube, KrypC, The Hague University of Applied Sciences and the Municipality of The Hague (the Netherlands). It is also the 1st Initiative of the Hyderabad Security Cluster (HSC). Please see the slideshow below this text for more info about HSC. The first edition took place July 9 - July 13 2018.
The summer school is a five-day programme during which PHD / Masters / B. Tech students (and Legal professionals, Law students and Law teachers) will extensively learn about various issues related to cyber security, such as the latest developments and cutting edge contemporary cyber security technologies. For the 2018 edition of the summer school, significant organisations such as NATO C&I Agency (NCIA), JNTU Hyderabad and Certified Secure provided insiders' perspectives and lectures.
Cyber security is a major global challenge, among others because of the growing number of cyber attacks and incidents which threaten individuals, businesses and states. Besides being a global challenge, however, cyber security is also a particularly pertinent topic for Indian society. Examples are demonetization, Aadhaar, and increasing Internet access. These are just some examples, but India is turning into a digital society, for which cyber security will be extremely relevant. The summer school also takes place against the background of the increased cooperation between the Municipality of The Hague (the Netherlands) and India.
The summer school is a five-day programme during which PHD / Masters / B. Tech students (and Legal professionals, Law students and Law teachers) will extensively learn about various issues related to cyber security, such as the latest developments and cutting edge contemporary cyber security technologies. For the 2018 edition of the summer school, significant organisations such as NATO C&I Agency (NCIA), JNTU Hyderabad and Certified Secure provided insiders' perspectives and lectures.
Cyber security is a major global challenge, among others because of the growing number of cyber attacks and incidents which threaten individuals, businesses and states. Besides being a global challenge, however, cyber security is also a particularly pertinent topic for Indian society. Examples are demonetization, Aadhaar, and increasing Internet access. These are just some examples, but India is turning into a digital society, for which cyber security will be extremely relevant. The summer school also takes place against the background of the increased cooperation between the Municipality of The Hague (the Netherlands) and India.
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An introduction to HSD
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An example of another summer school in The Hague
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Course Information 2019
An announcement will be made when information about the next edition of the summer school becomes available.
Application Criteria
To be eligible for this programme, you should fulfill the following criteria:
- You are a PHD / Masters / B. Tech student (or a Legal professional / Law student / Law teacher)
- You have a technical background or a policy and/or law related background
- You have an updated Curriculum Vitae
- You are motivated to take this course, which is expressed in a letter of motivation
Tuition Fee
Tuition fee:
- Tuition fee for students residing in The Hague (the Netherlands): €100
- Includes:
- Participation in the summer school (lectures, challenges)
- At least one formal drinks event
- Several lunches
- BYOD
- Includes:
- Tuition fee for students in India: 7500/- INR for 5 days
- Includes: Participation in the summer school (lectures, challenges)
- Venue: School of IT Seminar Hall of JNTUH, Kukatpally
- BYOD
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Co-organisers
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