MSc in Quantum Science and Technology
A cutting-edge master’s programme blending quantum information science, quantum hardware physics, and quantum materials engineering.
Best for:Best for graduates in physics, mathematics, computer science, or engineering seeking to specialise in quantum computing, quantum information, and quantum materials with a focus on software and hardware development.
Overview
This MSc programme at Trinity College Dublin focuses on the theoretical and software aspects of quantum science and technology, with a unique emphasis on quantum information science, quantum hardware, and quantum materials. Students will develop expertise in programming quantum computers and gain hands-on experience in a rapidly evolving field. The curriculum is designed to equip graduates with both technical skills and networking opportunities, fostering collaboration with peers interested in advancing quantum research. The programme attracts applicants with strong backgrounds in physics, mathematics, computer science, or engineering, aiming to prepare them for careers at the intersection of theory and quantum technology.
What you'll do
- Develop theoretical and computational models for quantum information processing.
- Design and implement quantum algorithms for quantum computers.
- Conduct research on quantum materials and their applications in quantum hardware.
- Collaborate with peers on interdisciplinary quantum science projects.
- Engage in hands-on programming and simulation of quantum systems.
- Participate in networking events to explore further academic and industry opportunities in quantum technology.
Requirements
Degree required: Honours Bachelor's degree (2.1 or above) in Physics, Mathematics, Computer Science, or Engineering, or equivalent qualification.
Degree offered: MSc
Language: English; Band B (Standard Entry) proficiency (details available on Trinity’s English Language Requirements page).
Instruction: English
- Strong theoretical foundation in physics, mathematics, or computer science.
- Programming skills relevant to quantum computing (e.g., Python, Qiskit, Cirq).
- Problem-solving and analytical thinking.
- Ability to work collaboratively in a research-oriented environment.
- Applicants with a lower than 2.1 classification may be considered on a case-by-case basis by the Dean of Graduate Studies.
- Interviews may be conducted for applicants facing competition or suitability concerns.
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How to apply
Deadline: 2026-06-30
Applicants must submit their application through Trinity College Dublin’s official postgraduate application portal. Required documents include official transcripts, proof of English proficiency, and a statement of purpose. Applicants may be interviewed online if necessary.
- CV
- Official transcripts of previous degrees
- Proof of English language proficiency (Band B standard)
- Statement of purpose or research proposal
- Two letters of recommendation (if required)
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