The Graduate School Quantum Technologies at Université Paris Cité is proud to announce its participation in the new European initiative Quantum Academy, launched to train the next generation of talent in quantum technologies across Europe.
© European Quantum Academy
This initiative brings together more than 70 institutions and 100 organizations, including universities, research centers, and industrial partners, with the aim of strengthening European expertise in quantum computing, quantum communication, and cybersecurity.
The Academy will be built around six Regional Academies spanning Europe, coordinating education and training in quantum technologies from school outreach activities to continuing professional development. It will promote the harmonization of university curricula, the development of doctoral training programs, and the upskilling of talent to meet the growing needs of the European quantum industry.
“Through its participation, the Graduate School Quantum Technologies reaffirms its commitment to excellence in education and research, supporting the development of the European quantum ecosystem.”
Sara Ducci, Co-director of the Graduate School Quantum Technologies
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