Frequently asked questions

Software Engineering enables you to develop the technical foundations for designing and building software. Explore Python, object-oriented programming, algorithms, databases and machine learning while developing your approach to complex technical problems.

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‍Data Science is ideal for those who want to use data to solve problems, build predictive models and explore applications of AI. Learn Python, statistics, data visualisation and machine learning to analyse datasets and identify patterns.

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Full-Stack Web and AI Development prepares you to build complete web applications and use AI as part of the development process. Work across HTML, CSS, JavaScript, React, databases and AI tools to create responsive, intelligent digital experiences.

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Cyber Security introduces you to the tools and techniques used to identify threats, test vulnerabilities and protect systems and networks. Develop skills in Python, cryptography, penetration testing and ethical hacking, with learning aligned to CompTIA Security+ and CompTIA CySA+ certifications.

You’ll get ongoing support from experienced mentors who are available to answer questions, review your work, and help you apply new concepts as you progress. The learning experience includes structured guidance, regular check-ins, and detailed task feedback to help you stay on track. You won’t be left to figure things out alone. Every part of the course is designed to help you build confidence and make steady progress.

You’ll have access to one-on-one career coaching throughout your course. Our Career Services team will help you create a targeted job search strategy, build a strong CV and LinkedIn profile, and prepare for interviews with confidence.

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You’ll also gain access to employer events, networking opportunities, and a private alumni community. Whether you’re starting a new career, upskilling in your current role, or looking to grow professionally, we’re here to support your next move.

The bootcamps do not carry formal academic credit or lead to an accredited qualification. Upon successful completion, you’ll receive a verified digital bootcamp certificate from UNSW, issued in partnership with HyperionDev.

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The Cyber Security Bootcamp curriculum is also designed to help you prepare for industry-recognised certifications, including CompTIA Security+ and CompTIA CySA+.

The time commitment depends on whether you choose to study part-time or full-time.
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• Part-time: Plan to dedicate approximately 10–20 hours per week to complete your bootcamp in around six months.
• Full-time: Plan to dedicate approximately 35–40 hours per week to complete your bootcamp in around three months.

You’ll find full pricing details on each course page. If you want help choosing a payment plan, contact our admissions team.

You’ll need a reliable internet connection and a laptop or computer that can run the required software. No coding experience is needed. Many learners come from non-technical backgrounds and succeed with the support and structure we provide.

For online applications, the first step is to register on our site and fill in your application with the required information. After that, you must ensure that you have completed your payment or if you would like to book a call with an admissions consultant to discuss your suitability and answer any questions.

Yes. You'll have the opportunity to engage with fellow students through our dedicated online platform. Utilise forums and join discussions on relevant topics to connect with your peers, share insights, and collaborate on projects.

We run new cohorts every month, so you can always join the next one. Check the start dates on the course page and secure your spot.

For full details on refunds and deferrals, view our policy here.

If you’re drawn to data, patterns and finding answers in complex information, data science could be the right fit. You’ll explore data analysis, machine learning and the use of AI to make predictions and inform decisions. No previous coding experience is required.

Part-time learners should plan to dedicate an estimated 10–20 hours per week to complete the bootcamp in approximately six months. This option is ideal if you are balancing your studies with work or other commitments.
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Full-time learners should plan to dedicate an estimated 35–40 hours per week to complete the bootcamp in approximately three months.

Our online bootcamps are designed to be flexible. If you need additional time, you may have the option to extend your bootcamp duration.

Ideal for structured problem-solvers who want to understand how software is designed and built. You’ll explore application development, databases and software systems, building skills relevant to careers in software development and engineering. No previous coding experience is required.

Part-time learners should plan to dedicate an estimated 10–20 hours per week to complete the bootcamp in approximately six months. This option is ideal if you are balancing your studies with work or other commitments.
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Full-time learners should plan to dedicate an estimated 35–40 hours per week to complete the bootcamp in approximately three months.
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Our online bootcamps are designed to be flexible. If you need additional time, you may have the option to extend your bootcamp duration.

Those interested in understanding how systems are attacked and defended will find a strong fit in cyber security. You’ll explore security principles, network defence and threat detection while building skills relevant to protecting systems and data. No previous coding experience is required.

Part-time learners should plan to dedicate an estimated 10–20 hours per week to complete the bootcamp in approximately six months. This option is ideal if you are balancing your studies with work or other commitments.
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Full-time learners should plan to dedicate an estimated 35–40 hours per week to complete the bootcamp in approximately three months.
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Our online bootcamps are designed to be flexible. If you need additional time, you may have the option to extend your bootcamp duration.

A strong choice for those interested in how websites and web applications are built, from the interface through to the systems behind it. You’ll learn front-end and back-end development, work with databases and explore how AI can be integrated into modern web applications. No previous coding experience is required.

Part-time learners should plan to dedicate an estimated 10–20 hours per week to complete the bootcamp in approximately six months. This option is ideal if you are balancing your studies with work or other commitments.
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Full-time learners should plan to dedicate an estimated 35–40 hours per week to complete the bootcamp in approximately three months.

Our online bootcamps are designed to be flexible. If you need additional time, you may have the option to extend your bootcamp duration.