Cybersecurity students at St. Ambrose University have opportunities to extend their learning beyond the classroom through student organizations, engagement with industry professionals, internships and career development, and faculty-guided research.
IEEE Student Branch
Students may participate in the St. Ambrose University IEEE Student Branch, which provides opportunities for students interested in computing, engineering, cybersecurity, and technology to connect with peers and participate in professional and technical activities.
Industry and Cybersecurity Guest Speakers
Students have opportunities to engage directly with professionals working in cybersecurity and related fields. Recent guest speakers have included professionals from John Deere, RSM, and the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), providing students with perspectives on cybersecurity careers, industry practices, emerging threats, and professional opportunities.
Internships and Career Engagement
Students have access to internship opportunities, career counseling, employer connections, job-search assistance, Handshake, and other professional development resources through the St. Ambrose University Academic and Career Planning Center.
Student Research and Independent Study
Students have opportunities to participate in faculty-guided cybersecurity research, independent study, and applied research projects. Current research opportunities include work involving digital forensics and anti-forensics, with student research and resources available through the Anti-Forensics Research Hub.
Interested in cybersecurity student activities?
Students interested in the IEEE Student Branch, cybersecurity events, guest speakers, competitions, or other cybersecurity activities may contact Dr. Travis Eygabroad at EygabroadTravisD@sau.edu or 563-333-6173 for additional information.