Students

Applications for MCSP projects / internships are done through Champlain College in partnership with ComCode. Each fall, ComCode representatives visit Burlington to present the current status (“info-session”) of the MCSP and conduct interviews with interested students. If you are currently pursuing degrees in cyber security or digital forensics, please contact the Career Collaborative office at Champlain College for more information about the application process. Applications are done on a rolling basis, so it’s even after ComCode’s fall visit possible to schedule a virtual interview.

Within the realm of cyber security and digital forensics, some of the topics MCSP interns have worked on include Cloud Forensics, Open Source Intelligence (OSINT), Cyber Defense Simulation, Medical Device Security, 3D Printing, Industrial Control System Security, and more. Technologies and tools that were used to delve into these topics included Kali Linux, Metasploit, Ansible, Azure, Python, and Osquery. If these topics and technologies spark your interest and/or are part of your skillset already, the chances are high that you would qualify as a potential intern during your studies at Champlain College.

Below you will find some basic information about the structure of the Munich Cyber Security Program. The program is designed to be efficient and straight forward for students and employers when it comes to preparation and matchmaking. For more detailed information, please feel free to reach out to ComCode directly.

• The MCSP program offers Champlain College students internship opportunities at German high-tech companies (focussed in the Munich area). The current focus is on remote internships.
• Internships are typically done May – August.
• All internships are paid and housing accommodations are organized and part of the compensation.
• No visa is required for internships that are shorter than 90 days.
• In order to take part in the MCSP interview process, students have to submit their resumes to the Career Collaborative at Champlain College and express their interest.
• ComCode manages the interview and selection process of the interns as well as the matchmaking between students and companies / employers.
• Applications and interviews typically happen in the fall, the matchmaking process takes place during the winter, and internship preparation is completed in the spring.
• Interested students should reach out to the Career Collaborative at Champlain College. Interested companies / employers should reach out to ComCode directly.