The University of Technology Sydney is one of four partnering universities of the Sydney Quantum Academy to build Australia's quantum economy. Collaborating with academia, industry and government, SQA will harness Sydney's collective quantum expertise to develop diverse talent and a globally recognised quantum ecosystem.

 

Sydney Quantum Academy Programs are designed to create a new workforce of quantum technology leaders, specialists, researchers and entrepreneurs.

Whether you are a first-time student, academic or an expert who can help to build Australia's quantum economy, SQA and our partner universities offer a range of training and funding opportunities.

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  • SQA Undergraduate Programs

    SQA undergraduates undertake a six-week research project supervised by leading quantum researchers at an SQA partnering university

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  • Next Generation Graduates Program (Honours and Masters)

    Honours Programs: to work with leading scholars and industry specialists to help solve the world's greatest problems.

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  • SQA's Internship Program

    SQA's Internship Program: Gain industry experience and broaden your skill set to boost your future quantum career.

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