Programme dates
6-11 July 2026
Monday–Saturday, 10:30 a.m.–2:00 p.m. each day.

Curtin University Dubai’s Cyber Security Bootcamp combines practical ethical hacking and digital defense workshops with a final Capture The Flag challenge.
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Current status
Upcoming
Eligibility
Grade 11 and above
Age range / Year group
Ages 16+
Location / Region
Curtin University Dubai, DIAC, Dubai
Cost
Free
Duration
6 days
Format
In-person
Curtin University Dubai’s bootcamp explores ethical hacking and digital defense through practical workshops led by faculty and industry security consultants.
Students progress from Linux and network fundamentals to penetration testing, web security, and Wi-Fi hacking before tackling a Capture The Flag challenge.
It suits students who want to test their interest in technical security through guided practice and peer collaboration.
The Cyber Security Bootcamp is Curtin University Dubai’s practical introduction to ethical hacking and digital defense. Its workshops connect Linux fundamentals with network and web application security, using challenges modeled on business security problems.
Academic experts and industry security professionals guide students through technical sessions and peer collaboration. The experience culminates in a Capture The Flag challenge that puts their developing offensive and defensive security skills into practice.
The agenda connects Linux and networking foundations with reconnaissance, scanning, exploitation, and web application testing.
Faculty and industry security consultants bring both academic and practical perspectives to the workshops.
Hacking simulations and coding projects give students practical ways to explore the subject.
The final Capture The Flag challenge provides a concrete opportunity to test technical skills.
Students interested in ethical hacking who want practical exposure to Linux, network security, and web application testing.
You want a broad introduction to computing with little technical security work, or cannot commit to every camp day.
The bootcamp offers a useful way to explore cybersecurity through practical work rather than subject descriptions alone. Its progression from Linux and networks to penetration testing and a CTF challenge can help students judge which security topics interest them most.
The breadth of the agenda also creates a limitation: a short camp offers initial exposure rather than sustained depth in every topic. Judge its value by the skills you practice and can explain afterward, while treating the certificate as recognition of participation.
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Cost and what is included
Free; includes Faculty and industry-led practical sessions., Security workshops, coding projects, and hacking simulations., Final-day Capture The Flag challenge., Certificate of Participation after complete attendance..
Provider details
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Dates and logistics
6 days; Curtin University Dubai, DIAC, Dubai.
What to check before committing
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Compare with similar programsEffort level
Intensive technical exploration.
Best started
Allow a few weeks before the next announced camp to gather documents and arrange daily travel.
Main challenge
Moving from foundational concepts into practical penetration testing.
Gather passport and Emirates ID copies and arrange the requested parent or guardian NOC.
Prepare your laptop for the practical sessions.
Review basic Linux commands and networking vocabulary to make the technical sessions easier to follow.
Plan to attend every scheduled day, including Day 1.
Useful if
You want to explore whether cybersecurity study suits your interests.
You work through practical security topics in an ordered sequence, starting with Linux and networking before moving into testing and exploitation. A final Capture The Flag challenge brings the week’s technical work together.
Start with cybersecurity concepts and Linux OS.
Study networks, OSI models, and reconnaissance.
Explore web application pentesting, the OWASP top 10, and hacking tools.
Practice network scanning, exploitation, and post exploitation.
Take part in a Wi-Fi hacking session.
Apply your skills in the final Capture The Flag challenge.
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Programme dates
6-11 July 2026
Monday–Saturday, 10:30 a.m.–2:00 p.m. each day.
| Milestone | Date | Timezone | Status | |
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Programme dates | 6-11 July 2026 | Local | Reference date |
Students in Grade 11 and above.
Bring your own laptop for practical sessions.
Attend every scheduled camp day.
Attend Day 1 to join later sessions.
Prepare passport and Emirates ID copies for registration.
Provide the requested parent or legal guardian NOC.
Program fee
Free — Complimentary camp.
What's included
Faculty and industry-led practical sessions., Security workshops, coding projects, and hacking simulations., Final-day Capture The Flag challenge., Certificate of Participation after complete attendance.
For an announced intake, use Curtin Dubai’s official bootcamp registration form.
Have passport and Emirates ID copies ready while completing registration.
Access the NOC form during registration and provide the requested parent or guardian authorization.
Submit the registration for first-come, first-served consideration and shortlisting.
If shortlisted, arrange to attend the full camp, including Day 1.
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The program covers the following focus areas.
Linux and cybersecurity foundations
Study introductory cybersecurity concepts and get started with Linux OS.
Network penetration testing
Explore networks, OSI models, reconnaissance, scanning, exploitation, and post exploitation.
Web application security
Study web application pentesting through the OWASP top 10 and hacking tools.
Wi-Fi hacking
Take part in a dedicated Wi-Fi hacking session.
Capture The Flag
Test technical security skills in the final-day CTF challenge.
Curriculum may be adjusted based on participant interests and current developments.
A typical day during the program.
Study Linux, cybersecurity, networking, OSI models, and reconnaissance.
Explore web application testing, hacking tools, scanning, exploitation, and post exploitation.
Take part in the Wi-Fi hacking session.
Apply technical skills in the Capture The Flag challenge.
Practical sessions are led by Curtin Dubai faculty and industry security consultants. Past instructors listed for the camp include Sabiha Nuzhat, Bhavika Prakash Khetani, Suraj Khetani, and Dhiraj Mishra, with backgrounds spanning computing education, ethical hacking, offensive security, and vulnerability research.
Past instructor biographies do not confirm the teaching roster for a future camp.
After completing this program, participants often pursue:
Develop offensive and defensive security skills.
Practice industry-standard security tools.
Test technical skills in a final-day CTF challenge.
Earn a Certificate of Participation after complete attendance.
The bootcamp takes place at Curtin University Dubai, DIAC, in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. Families can plan travel around the published daytime sessions; transport services may be available for an additional charge.
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