Development of Secure Embedded Systems

Tuition is $120 USD, and applications are due Anytime.

The Development of Secure Embedded Systems program is a non-degree course for students interested in embedded systems security. It's a 1-week online course taught in English at EIT Digital in Brussels.

The curriculum focuses on secure embedded systems development, including subjects like cryptography and secure coding. Students will develop skills like threat analysis and mitigation through hands-on exercises.

Graduates can work as Embedded Systems Engineer, Security Consultant, IoT Developer, or Cybersecurity Specialist at companies that develop secure embedded systems.

EIT Digital is a pan-European innovation and education organization headquartered in Brussels that connects universities, research centers and industry to accelerate digital transformation. Established in 2010 as part of the European Institute of Innovation and Technology, it focuses on developing entrepreneurial digital talent and scaling deep tech ventures through its Master School and accelerator network. The institution supports transnational collaboration and cross-sector projects across Europe.

The EIT Digital Master School offers dual-degree programs that combine technical depth with innovation and entrepreneurship training, preparing graduates for leadership roles in digital industries. Students work on real-world challenges, collaborate with industry partners and develop startup skills through mentorship and business-focused modules. The accelerator programs help early-stage ventures scale with access to expert guidance, funding networks and market-oriented resources.

International students attracted to cutting-edge digital learning and entrepreneurial pathways will find a dynamic environment for building technical expertise and business acumen. EIT Digital emphasizes mobility, industry engagement and hands-on experience, making it an excellent option for those who want to launch technology ventures or pursue careers in Europe’s digital economy. The networked approach also creates opportunities for internships, collaboration and cross-border study.