Quantum Talent & Learning Centre Amsterdam is your gateway to a world of opportunities. By offering tailored programs, expert mentoring, and direct industry engagement, we empower students to transform their potential into success. Join us and be part of a community that is shaping the future of work, one innovative idea at a time.
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Quantum Talent & Learning Centre Amsterdam is strategically located in the heart of the city, offering a modern digital lab and interactive learning spaces designed to inspire both individual and collaborative projects. The centre’s cutting-edge facilities are tailored to foster a culture of innovation, making it an ideal setting for students and emerging professionals to engage with the latest digital tools and methodologies.
At our centre, the educational programs are custom-built to bridge academic theory with real-world challenges, ensuring that every workshop and masterclass is directly applicable to today’s digital landscape. With a focus on agile practices, digital transformation, and hands-on project work, students gain practical insights that empower them to tackle industry challenges head-on.
The centre not only provides top-tier training but also serves as a vibrant community where students can connect with industry experts and seasoned mentors through regular events and live projects. This strong network of professionals and peers opens doors to valuable career opportunities, ensuring that emerging talent is well-prepared to thrive in a competitive job market.
We support higher education by developing and enriching quantum-focused courses and programs. Highlights include Introduction to Quantum Computing for first- and second-year bachelor students, hybrid versions of the Quantum Computing Minor, and guidance for internships. These initiatives help students build a strong foundation in quantum technology early in their studies.
Embedded in the HvA Bachelor’s Applied Physics program, this thematic semester on Quantum Technology fosters interdisciplinary collaboration. Students team up with peers from diverse programs, like Biomedical Engineering and Electrical Engineering, to execute specialized projects. Initially, these projects, sourced from scientific institutes and businesses, will undergo fine-tuning and attentive mentoring.
In partnership with TU Delft and Leiden University, we're designing a special school day for pre-university students, offering a deep dive into Quantum Technology. Whether hosted at HvA or local high schools, participants will explore Quantum's historical, practical, and societal layers, with opportunities for further study.
We design workshops and courses tailored to professionals who want to expand their knowledge of quantum technology. Examples such as the General Awareness Workshop and Quantum Computing for Quants translate complex topics into practical insights, making quantum concepts relevant for business and industry.
On the 7th of November the Quantum TLCs in Amsterdam, Delft/Leiden, Eindhoven and Twente hosted the National Opening Quantum Talent & Learning Centres. During this quantum-filled afternoon in Amsterdam, we discussed the recent developments in quantum education including the TLC’s joint effort to improve and initiate education in Quantum technology and make the Netherlands a frontrunner in the field.
Learn about the fundamentals and engineering ofquantum communications, quantum cryptographyand practical applications!
Learn about the fundamentals and engineering ofquantum communications, quantum cryptographyand practical applications!
At TU/e, we develop quantum technologies that create possibilities beyond classical counterparts in computation, communication, and sensing, while also advancing quantum materials and exploring fundamental quantum physics. Research within the track combines applied and theoretical work in quantum physics and information, coding theory, and quantum cryptography with experimental breakthroughs in quantum materials, sensing, and photonic devices, culminating in the development of full-stack scalable quantum computers based on neutral Rydberg atoms.
This master's programme is a joint degree offered by four Dutch universities of applied sciences: Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences, Fontys University of Applied Sciences, Saxion University of Applied Sciences and The Hague University of Applied Sciences.Each partner university brings its own area of expertise within quantum technology. To fully participate, you’ll need to travel between the different locations.
The minor Quantum Safe Cryptography works with the technology of the future: quantum computers. The minor focuses on developing both the hardware and the software skills of students in a multidisciplinary environment. The software side of the track will focus on fundamental principles of cryptography, where you learn how to encrypt and decrypt data in a safe way. One of the major topics here is post-quantum cryptography. The hardware side of QSC will be explored through the field of quantum key cryptography.
As an applied physicist, you explore how the world works, uncovering patterns in nature and turning them into technological innovations. The Bachelor’s in Applied Physics introduces you to the surprising properties of light, sound, heat, flow, and particles, and challenges you with questions like:What can you do with magnetism?How does lightning form?How can lasers be applied?The program equips you with the knowledge, analytical skills, and problem-solving mindset needed to become a successful physics engineer.
TLC Amsterdam’s team is comprised of experienced professionals and innovative thinkers who merge academic insights with real-world industry expertise. Their collaborative approach drives each project forward with a passion for digital transformation and excellence.
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