Scholarships
Achieve Your Cyber Security Learning Goals with ECCU’s Scholarships
Achieve Your Cyber Security Learning Goals with ECCU’s Scholarships
At EC-Council University (ECCU), we believe that financial barriers should not limit your access to advanced cyber security education. Our cyber security scholarships are designed to empower aspiring learners from diverse backgrounds to pursue their passion for cyber security and contribute meaningfully to the global digital defense landscape.
By investing in the next generation of cyber security leaders, we strive to build a safer, more secure digital world – one student at a time.
ECCU offers a variety of cyber security scholarships based on individual merit, student profiles, and personal backgrounds. These scholarships allow those who have noteworthy credentials or are experiencing financial difficulties to fulfill their learning goals by reducing tuition costs.
Browse our range of available scholarships and select the option that suits you best:
This scholarship is for new U.S. students who have an associate degree or are transferring to ECCU from a U.S. community college or 2-year technical school
*Scholarships are offered on a case-by-case basis and subject to eligibility.
“EC-Council University’s cybersecurity programs are now more accessible because of our scholarship initiatives. These world-class programs provide cutting-edge training to detect and prevent cyberattacks, identify vulnerabilities, and safeguard critical infrastructure against increasingly sophisticated cybercriminals. These initiatives bridge the technical cybersecurity competency gap, enabling individuals to mitigate risks and protect valuable data.”
EC-Council University’s cyber security scholarships are ideal for:
Those who seek higher education in the cyber security domain.
Working professionals who want to enhance their cyber security skills and knowledge by learning new specializations.
College students who want to launch their cyber security careers or transition into the field of cyber security.
You can gain a cyber security scholarship for your ECCU program in three simple steps!
Fill out the application form and send us all necessary documentation.
Our Scholarship Committee will review your application and documentation to determine your eligibility.
Once your eligibility is confirmed, you’ll be granted a scholarship before your ECCU learning journey begins.
You must fulfill all relevant admission criteria and follow the enrollment process to be considered for a scholarship.
Scholarships are granted term by term, subject to meeting requirements for satisfactory academic progress
Failure to pay the remaining tuition fees within 14 days of a scholarship grant acknowledgment will result in forfeiture of the awarded scholarship
Scholarships awarded are non-transferable, and students must pay the difference in tuition fees within 7-10 days of receiving the invoice.
The scholarship amount will not exceed the tuition fees due for the term, year, or course duration.
EC-Council University has the sole discretion over scholarship grants.
The Scholarship Committee’s decision regarding the award is final. Any disputes will be subject to EC-Council University guidelines.
Applicants must provide true and accurate information. Failure to do so will result in immediate disqualification.
In the event of any misrepresentation or fraudulent submission of documents or information relevant to the scholarships, EC-Council University reserves the right to take legal action against the candidate or their guardian.
Legal disputes, if any, are restricted to New Mexico jurisdiction only.
Once you identify the ECCU program you wish to enroll in and start the application process, our Student Advisory Team will guide you through every step, including presenting you with scholarship options that suit your learning goals and reduce your financial obligations. Please note that scholarships are awarded on a case-by-case basis, depending on your current situation, prior academic or work accomplishments, and other criteria.
Given the limited and selective nature of ECCU’s scholarship opportunities, we generally only provide one cyber security scholarship per student. However, this may change under special circumstances, and any decision pertaining to awarding scholarships rests solely at the discretion of the ECCU Scholarship Committee.
It’s simple! You will have to apply for enrollment in any ECCU cyber security program – bachelor’s or master’s degree, or graduate certificate program – and follow the admissions process. During this process, our Scholarship Committee will review your application and determine if you qualify for a particular scholarship. If your application is successful, you will be granted a cyber security scholarship, which will be communicated to you before your program begins. Please submit your application well before the deadline to ensure the process is as seamless as possible.
Scholarships granted by EC-Council University are non-transferable and are only applicable to the recipient.
Upon confirmation of your enrollment in an ECCU program and fulfillment of all admission-related requirements, your eligibility for a scholarship will be determined by our Scholarship Committee. If eligible, your scholarship will be granted before the program commences.
Except for Non-Degree Courses (NDS), scholarships can be available when you join any other ECCU program (bachelor’s, master’s, and graduate certificate programs).
ECCU is proud to be a veteran-friendly university. If U.S. Military veterans and service members are not eligible for GI Bill® educational benefits, they can reach out to their ECCU Enrollment Advisor to learn about any specific scholarship opportunities available to them.
Yes, scholarships may be canceled/rescinded if a student fails to pay the remaining tuition fees in a timely manner, fails to maintain an acceptable level of academic performance, fails to meet basic attendance requirements, is deemed to display improper/unethical conduct, or provides incorrect/fraudulent information or documentation at the time of enrollment.