Free cyber camps at Dakota State University target middle, high school students
Dakota State University (DSU) is pleased to offer a number of residential camps this summer for middle and high school students. Registration is open but filling fast; please let your families know to sign up now to take advantage of these fantastic summer learning opportunities.
Girls in CybHER Security Camp
June 16-20, DSU campus
This residential camp is available for girls who will attend 6th-9th grade in fall 2025. This FREE camp seeks to inspire the next generation of cyber stars through hands-on exploration of cybersecurity concepts and activities, including digital forensics, cryptography, privacy, cyber awareness, block coding, and python coding. Learn more and register on the CybHER website.
Camp Cyber
June 22-25, DSU Campus
This residential camp is intended for boys who will attend grades 6-9 in fall 2025. Camp Cyber is a FREE, technology-focused camp designed for middle school boys who are interested in cybersecurity, coding, and the digital world. It combines hands-on activities, interactive learning, and fun team-building exercises to create a stimulating environment where campers can explore the world of cybersecurity. Learn more and register on the Camp Cyber website.
GenCyber High School Camp
June 8-13, DSU Campus
DSU GenCyber is a cyber security camp designed for high school students entering grades 10 through 12. Students will participate in hands-on education sessions with DSU professors, alumni, and current students as well as other industry professionals. Students do not need any prior background or experience in security to attend. Computers are provided. Learn more and register on the GenCyber website.
Cyber Espionage Camp
June 23-25, DSU Campus
The Cyber Espionage Camp at DSU provides fun, introductory experiences for high school students in the thrilling world of national security and cyber espionage. Camp activities will include a mix of live-action and online games, exercises, and in-person simulations played individually and in teams. The camp is designed for high school students currently in grades 9-12. Campers will participate in hands-on learning sessions with DSU faculty and students from the Cyber Leadership and Intelligence major and industry professionals. Learn more and register on the Cyber Espionage Camp website.