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Ironhack

status: enrolling · checked 2026-10-08

Site live on 2026-10-08; US landing page lists rolling cohorts (dates shown without years) and an application flow with a technical logic test and deposit. US delivery is remote; the only US-territory campus is San Juan, Puerto Rico. Campuses: Berlin, Paris, Lisbon, Amsterdam, Madrid, Barcelona, London, San Juan. source

Ironhack is a Madrid-based bootcamp network whose 9-week MERN web development course reaches US students only as a remote cohort, with a EUR 750 deposit and tuition quoted only after an admissions call. It suits people comfortable with a European school and a short, dense format. Before paying, get the US price and the cohort's time zone in writing, and expect to do your own algorithm practice, since the published curriculum has none.

The facts

Category Software engineering, AI and machine learning, Cybersecurity, Cloud and DevOps
Website ironhack.com
Based Madrid, Spain · founded 2013
Format online-live, in-person
Programs Web Development (9 wks FT / 24 wks PT), Data Analytics, AI Engineering, Cybersecurity, DevOps & Cloud, UX/UI Design
Length 9 weeks (Web Development: 9 weeks full-time or 24 weeks part-time (own program page).) verified
Tuition gated; the US financing page shows only a EUR 750 deposit and 3- or 6-payment plans. Course Report: 'Ironhack does not currently share course pricing information.' SwitchUp reports Web Development $12,000 full-time / $13,000 part-time (third party). unknown
Financing upfront, installments, loan, isa, employer
Financing page: 'Split your tuition into 3 or 6 interest-free payments'; Climb Credit loans subject to credit evaluation; US homepage cites 'income share agreements to employer funding, and monthly plans' and '7 in 10 Ironhackers use a financing option'. Course Report: no scholarships, GI Bill not accepted. Program page: employment is not guaranteed.
Admission basic assessment Program page: application form, admissions call, 'a technical test in English to test your basic logic skills', choose financing, pay deposit; mandatory prework before start.
Stack HTML, CSS, JavaScript, React, Node.js, Express.js, MongoDB

Outcomes

no outcomes published

This program does not publish job-placement or salary outcomes. Treat any number you hear from admissions as unverifiable.

Interview-prep depth

our read of the published curriculum

1 / 5

data structures and algorithms0/3
system design0/3
mock interviews1/3
behavioral1/3

Program page describes mock interviews as available on request and 1:1 coaching; no algorithm or system-design content in the published curriculum outline.

Job support: structured. Program page: career support from enrollment to one year after graduation; 1:1 coaching; 'a mock interview to prepare you for the real thing' on request; portfolio, LinkedIn and resume review; job postings from 'more than 1,000 companies'.

Whatever the program covers, the interview itself is free to prepare for here: coding patterns, system design, practice prompts, company guides.

What a careful reader should know

on the record

Founded 2013 in Madrid (Course Report). The former Miami campus no longer appears on the site; Course Report notes licensing by the Florida Department of Education. US learners study remotely and should ask which time zone a cohort runs in. Deposit is quoted in euros on the US financing page. Reddit sentiment could not be sampled this session (search tools blocked).

Third-party signals: Course Report 4.78 (1075 reviews). SwitchUp 4.77. Graduation-time star ratings are collected by the schools; weigh them accordingly.

Sources (17)

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