Welcome to the Talent and Learning Center Delft Leiden, a Quantum Delta initiative advancing quantum education and collaboration in South Holland. We link businesses, educational institutions, and research organizations to build impactful partnerships.
It serves as a broker and resource, connecting businesses, educational institutions, and research organizations to facilitate impactful partnerships. With an inclusive vision that spans physics, electrical engineering, ICT, and vocational training, the Talent and Learning Center Delft Leiden is at the forefront of transforming fundamental research into practical applications.
At the Talent and Learning Center Delft Leiden, we connect research and industry, turning quantum research into practical solutions. Our partnerships align academic insights with industry needs, empowering a skilled workforce for the growing quantum field.
The Talent and Learning Center Delft Leiden offers a comprehensive education that integrates physics, engineering, ICT, and vocational training, equipping learners with both theoretical and practical skills for the quantum industry.
Our TLC collaborates with partners like Leidse Instrumentmakerschool, The Hague University of Applied Sciences, TU Delft, and Leiden University, offering access to premier educational programs and research facilities. This synergy fosters an innovative, industry-relevant curriculum, paving the way for quantum technology advancements.
This programme offers secondary school students the opportunity to do experiments in quantum mechanics to learn more about it and its applications
Building quantum computers demands the expertise of vocational students. Our mission within AL-3 is to bridge universities, colleges, and vocational schools. The Leidse Instrumentmakers School (LiS) plays a pivotal role, using growth fund resources to nationally coordinate vocational education, focusing on qualification assessment and fostering institutional collaborations. In this vision the LiS is for example organizing workshops for MBO teachers in order to get more vocational schools involved.
A unique opportunity for teachers to become interns, dedicating for example one day per week to immersing themselves in the operation of a quantum-related company. This experience will enable them to better understand the expectations for their students and the skillsets required to work at such a company.
Simultaneously, companies will establish stronger connections with educational programs and potential future employees, all while benefiting from free expertise. If you are interested in offering or participating in a teacher internship, please contact Hilde Wijngaard (h.h.wijngaard@hhs.nl).
LiS trains students to develop technology essential for quantum advancements through workshops, electives, and industry collaboration.
Bachelor program in applied physics at The Hague University of Applied Sciences, offering quantum specialization from the second year.
Bachelor program in IT at The Hague University of Applied Sciences (in Dutch) includes quantum computing lessons for IT students in the latter half of the first year, in partnership with Quantum Inspire.
Shared Leiden University and TU Delft master programme providing students with knowledge from physics, mathematics, electrical engineering.
The Dutch bachelor programme offers courses on quantum physics from the second year. The master programme allows students to specialize in quantum sensing, quantum optics, and quantum information.
The Dutch bachelor programme offers courses on quantum physics from the second year. The master programme allows students to specialize in quantum sensing, quantum optics, and quantum information.