MSc in Quantum Science and Technology Applications
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The field of quantum science and technology is one of the most rapidly evolving fields in modern science and engineering.
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Trinity College Dublin Joins European Quantum Academy
Trinity College Dublin joins as a key Irish partner in the newly funded European Quantum Academy (EQA), a major pan-European initiative designed to strengthen Europe’s quantum education, skills and workforce pipeline.
15 May 2026
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The School of Physics to lead new Research Ireland Rinn Centre - Rinn Quantum
The School of Physics is delighted to announce the new Research Ireland funded Research Centre - Rinn Quantum. It will be co-directed by Professors John Goold and Ortwin Hess from Trinity’s School of Physics.
10 Jun 2026
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The establishment of this course was funded as part of the Human Capital Initiative (HCI) Pillar 3. The HCI targeted increased capacity in higher education in skills-focused programmes designed to meet priority skills needs. For more details, visit here.