Funded Opportunity to Attend the ACM CCS 2026 Conference in the Netherlands in Cybersecurity
Applicant criteria
- No specific age required
- Both
Opportunity criteria
Opportunity description
The ACM Conference on Computer and Communications Security (CCS 2026) has opened applications for Student Conference Grants, which are travel grants designed to support undergraduate and graduate students who wish to attend the international conference in The Hague, Netherlands, from November 15 to 19, 2026.
ACM CCS is one of the leading international events and conferences in cybersecurity, information security, privacy, and computer and communications security. It brings together researchers, academics, developers, and professionals from around the world to discuss the latest research, technologies, and challenges related to the security of systems, networks, data, and digital technologies.
The grant provides support to help cover conference registration fees and travel expenses required to attend the event. The selection committee gives particular priority to students with financial need who do not have sufficient resources to fund their participation.
Benefits
The grant provides financial support to help cover:
- Registration fees for the ACM CCS 2026 Conference.
- Travel expenses related to attending the conference.
- The opportunity to attend one of the world’s leading conferences in cybersecurity and information security.
- Participation in scientific sessions and workshops held alongside the conference.
- Networking with international researchers, academics, and professionals in security and privacy.
- Access to the latest research and findings in Computer and Communications Security.
Eligibility criteria
Applications are open to:
- Undergraduate students.
- Graduate students, including Master’s and PhD students.
- Students interested in participating in the ACM CCS Conference or its associated workshops.
- Applicants with financial need who require support to help cover participation costs.
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