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International and Business Outreach Programme

CSE Connect champions the transformational potential of cyber security education. This potential rests on effective development of the knowledge and skills of diverse individuals, as well as meeting the needs of employers.

 

This places educational practice within a dynamic ecosystem of individual, organisational, regional, national and international requirements.

 

To support this, CSE Connect operates the International and Business Outreach Programme (IBOP). 

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About the Programme

The programme focuses on developing international and business (public and private end-user) collaboration with the UK cyber security education community for the following ultimate purposes:

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  • Engage learners through innovation and relevance

  • Inspire and facilitate diverse entry to cyber education

  • Help individuals realise their potential in cyber in their working life

  • Supply employers with the necessary education and skills required now and in the near future

  • Raise the quality of education and skills, through contributing to the development of coherent standards across borders

Our activities aim to create opportunities for co-working on shared challenges, and disseminating our output to those who can facilitate change.

How to get involved

We encourage collaborators to engage with the International Business and Outreach Programme through the International Cybersecurity Education Collaborative (ICEC) and the DiversityIndustry and Innovation in the Classroom Special Interest Groups (SIGs).

International Cybersecurity Education Collaborative

A collaborative network comprised of UK and US cyber security educators

Innovation in the Classroom Special Interest Group

This SIG explores issues related to innovation in the cyber security classroom

Industry Special Interest Group

This SIG explores issues related to academic relationships with industry

Diversity Special Interest Group

This SIG explores issues related to diversity in cyber education

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