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Data Science & AI Bootcamp and Residency Programme

how it works

Our Data Science & AI Residency Programme

While many bootcamps offer short ‘career weeks’ or mock projects, we believe that the best way to prepare for a tech career is by working with a real company on a real project.

Our Residency Programme allows participants to collaborate with industry professionals, gain mentorship, and develop critical soft skills like teamwork and communication—all while reinforcing the technical skills they learned during the bootcamp.

Students are selected based on availability of placements. Limited seats. 

curriculum

The Technical Skills You'll Gain

CodeOp’s Data Science and AI Bootcamp helps women+ with backgrounds in STEM, programming, finance and/or business intelligence learn the latest AI and data science tools—ensuring you’re equipped to contribute to critical conversations and innovations in these fields.

Mandatory precourse work

To ensure you’re fully prepared to hit the ground running, all admitted students must complete mandatory precourse work before starting the bootcamp. This self-paced preparation covers essential topics like Python programming, SQL for data querying, Git, and foundational concepts crucial for your success.

You’ll receive access to the materials after admission, along with clear instructions for submission. Proof of completion is required before the bootcamp begins — this ensures that everyone enters the programme with the knowledge they need to thrive.

We recommend dedicating sufficient time to these materials to build confidence in your skills and maximise your learning experience.

Building your coding foundation

The tech industry is evolving rapidly, and efficient use of development environments like Jupyter Notebook and tools like GitHub are critical to managing projects and collaborating in remote teams.

Foundational programming skills in Python remain essential in data science, machine learning, and automation—skills that continue to be in high demand across industries. 

Learning Objectives & Outcomes
Potential Job Roles

Data Management: Organising, Storing & Accessing Data

With the explosion of data-driven decision-making, businesses increasingly rely on insights drawn from data exploration. Companies need professionals who can explore datasets, detect trends, and generate insights to guide strategy.

Learning Objectives & Outcomes
Potential Job Roles

Discover Insights: Exploring Data for Smarter Decisions

With the explosion of data-driven decision-making, businesses increasingly rely on insights drawn from data exploration. Companies need professionals who can explore datasets, detect trends, and generate insights to guide strategy.
 
Learning Objectives & Outcomes
Potential Job Roles

Tell Compelling Stories with Data: Visualization Techniques

Data storytelling is a vital skill as companies seek clear, impactful visualizations to support decision-making. Effective visualizations improve communication between technical and non-technical stakeholders.

 
Learning Objectives & Outcomes
Potential Job Roles

Understand the Science of Why: Learn to Design and Analyze Experiments

As businesses increasingly rely on data to make informed decisions, knowing how to design controlled experiments and analyze causal relationships is essential. Industries like e-commerce, healthcare, and marketing actively use A/B testing and experimental frameworks to improve user experience, pricing models, and product design.

Learning Objectives & Outcomes
Potential Job Roles

Leverage AI in your projects

AI adoption continues to accelerate across industries, with machine learning models driving innovations in healthcare, finance, marketing, and more. Skills in supervised, unsupervised learning, and advanced techniques like NLP and neural networks are highly sought after.

Learning Objectives & Outcomes
Potential Job Roles

Bring it all together with two Data Science Projects

During the programme, you’ll complete two key projects that put your skills into action. In the first project you’ll work individually to build a proof-of-concept, applying the full data lifecycle — from data acquisition to analysis — and present your findings to both technical and non-technical audiences.


In the second project you’ll work in a distributed team environment, on a project that emphasises teamwork, deployment, and project management best practices.

Learning Objectives & Outcomes

Real-world experience with industry partners

The 3-month, part-time remote residency (10 hours/week) provides hands-on project experience in partnership with real organizations. Participants work on industry-relevant tasks, gaining the practical expertise hiring managers seek — all while reinforcing the technical skills learned in CodeOp’s bootcamps.

For those seeking to break into tech, this structured experience bridges the gap between learning and landing your first role. 

Learning Objectives & Outcomes

Meet your educational team of data science experts

Lead Data Science Engineer

Data Engineer

Data Scientist

how it works

Residency Programme

Our Residency Programme goes beyond traditional bootcamp training, providing hands-on experience that hiring managers value. Here’s what sets it apart:

Openings: Find Your Perfect Placement

COurse Schedule

Your Learning, Your Pace — Choose What Fits Best

Live, online learning with colleages from around the world. 

Full-time

Go all in with our 10-week full-time course, Monday to Friday from 9:30 to 18:00 (CET)

Part-time

Take a balanced approach with our 7-month part-time option, studying two nights a week from 18:30-21:30 (CET)

Admissions

How to apply to our Data Science & AI Residency Programme

Our application process is selective, with residency placements tied to available partner opportunities to ensure each participant gains meaningful, real-world experience

1

Prepare and Reflect

Before diving in, take time to check in with yourself and your support system. Committing to this journey requires time, energy, and the emotional resilience to push through intellectual challenges.

Don’t rush into a bootcamp — but if this has been on your mind for a while, trust that inner voice. It may be telling you that something great is waiting for you.

2

Submit an Application

Once you submit your application, our team will carefully assess your candidacy. As this is a competitive process with limited spots, we will not be able to accept all applicants. If we believe there’s a potential fit, we’ll invite you for an interview; otherwise, we’ll let you know.

3

Pass our Assessment

Our assessment process evaluates key qualities that indicate your readiness for the program. We look for strong communication skills, emotional maturity, a solid work ethic, and critical thinking abilities. 

For Data Science applicants, we also require some background in STEM, programming, finance, or business intelligence to ensure you’re equipped to thrive in the curriculum.

4

Admissions & Enrolment

Typically within a week, we’ll inform you if you’ve been accepted into the programme. To secure your spot, you’ll need to sign a student and residency programme agreement and submit a downpayment.

Once your downpayment has been received, we’ll provide you with your mandatory precourse work to help you prepare for the programme.

PRICE & FINANCING

Benefit from our flexible, payment options

We offer flexible payment options, allowing you to break up tuition into smaller payments throughout the course. Depending on your location, you may also qualify for low-interest financing plans to help manage costs.

Remote (Live online)

€6800

including €1000 deposit

FAQ

Our answers to common questions

We schedule courses based on available residency placements, which can vary throughout the year. On average, we offer around six courses annually, with the next cohort starting in Spring 2025.

The Full Stack Development Bootcamp costs €6800, with a €1000 non-refundable downpayment required to reserve your seat.

While we no longer offer Income Share Agreements (ISAs), you can break up the cost of tuition over the duration of your course. If you choose to pay upfront, you’ll receive an €800 discount. CodeOp also offers partial and full scholarships from time to time — be sure to sign up for our newsletter to stay informed about upcoming opportunities.

You must be at least 18 years old at the start of the course to be eligible. Our students typically range in age from 18 to 56, with an average age of 30.

Unlike our Data Science course, our Full Stack Development course does not require a technical background. CodeOp Full Stackers come from a diverse background including education, marketing, translation, law, fashion, and retail. This course was build to support women+s’ entry into tech. 

We partner with a wide range of organizations, including educational institutions like UAB, international NGOs such as the FAO at the United Nations, early-stage startups, and small businesses. While you can share your preferences, the final placement decision is made by the company and our team.

No, the residency placement is unpaid. It’s an educational opportunity designed to help you strengthen your skills, gain real-world experience for your CV and portfolio, and expand your professional network.

No, the residency program does not guarantee a job — although we’ve seen it lead to job opportunities for some participants.

No, participation in the residency program is optional. However, we highly encourage it as a valuable opportunity to strengthen your skillset. If you choose to opt out, you must inform the admissions team before the course start date so we can allocate your spot to another student. Please note that the course fee remains the same regardless of participation.

Yes, this course is only for women, trans and nonbinary people. 

All courses are taught in the Central European Time (CET) zone.

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