The National Science Foundation (NSF) awarded the Florida State University (FSU) Department of Computer Science a $4.6 million grant to help fund the education of students pursuing cybersecurity studies, the university said Oct. 31.This grant, the largest in the department’s history, will support 64 graduate students and eight undergraduate students. All of the students will receive an academic year stipend, $22,500 for undergraduates and $34,000 for graduate students, in addition to fees, a health insurance reimbursement, and a $2,000 textbook…
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