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What is UniCODE?
UNiCODE is a CODED initiative that teaches university students programming through multiple specialized tracks, including Cybersecurity, Flutter, Web Development, and Game Development (and more).
It has supported 830+ students with an 85% graduation rate, and it has previously been sponsored by Agility, TABCo Foods, and KFAS.
Our Sponsers
Who Can Join?
If you’re a university student and you want to gain real momentum in programming, UNiCODE is designed for you. You’ll join a focused track—like Cybersecurity, Flutter, Web Development, or Game Development—and learn by doing.
Web Development
Learn how modern web experiences are built—from front-end fundamentals and interactive UI to working with backends and APIs—then ship a usable web application.
Flutter (Mobile Development)
Learn how to build mobile apps using Flutter—developing real screens, navigation, and app features as part of a dedicated track.
Python with AI
Use Python to analyze data and create simple AI-powered apps using tools like Streamlit and matplotlib—plus AI coding assistants to move faster.
Cybersecurity
Build security fundamentals, understand common threats, and learn practical ways to protect systems with a defender mindset.
Hands-On Sessions
Short explanations, then straight into coding. You’ll write real code almost every session, test your work, break things, and fix them again. By practicing this loop, you stop being afraid of errors and start thinking like a problem-solver.
Team Projects
You won’t be working alone. You’ll join a small team, split roles (developer, designer, presenter, coordinator, etc.), and ship a project together. You’ll experience how real tech teams deal with ideas, deadlines, and disagreements.
Workshops & Activities
Beyond regular classes, you’ll join focused workshops, mini-challenges, and friendly competitions. These activities push you to think creatively, solve problems under time pressure, and apply what you’ve learned in new ways.
Showcases & Recognition
At the end of the program, many cohorts have a demo or presentation day. Your team presents its project to instructors, guests, or partners, receives feedback, and gets recognized for the work you’ve done—something real to point to after Kuwait Codes ends.
Why Companies Sponsor CODED Youth
Sponsor CODED Youth to gain real impact metrics, a future-of-work brand position, and meaningful CSR visibility with young tech talent.