PhD Quantum Science and Engineering at University of Delaware

Programme overview

The programme trains a quantum workforce in the behavior of particles and excitations governed by quantum mechanics, with focus on quantum computers, quantum sensors and quantum encryption. Students choose Quantum Nanotechnology, Quantum Theory, or Quantum Algorithms and Computation when applying.

What you will study

Coursework followed by several years of research and a dissertation; qualifying exam (written paper serving as dissertation proposal, plus oral) usually in year two and completed by end of year three.

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Application information

Entry requirements

Quantum Science: Admissions and Degree Information Admissions and Degree Information | Quantum Science and Engineering The QSE graduate program offers both M.S. and Ph.D. degrees. Students will follow one of three tracks: 1) Statement of the research problem that will be the focus of the student’s dissertation research, including a statement of hypotheses to be tested. Progress to date describing the student’s efforts on the project thus far. Demonstration of substantial progress and/or results is not required. Students wishing to transfer into the program from a graduate degree program at another institution should submit a regular application by the deadline. Students wishing to transfer into the program from another graduate degree program at UD should contact the graduate program advisor. baccalaureate degree in engineering, physics, chemistry, mathematics, computer science or a closely related field

Intake: FALL: Ph.D.- December 1 M.S.- March 1 Review of applications will begin December 1

Duration: Typically 5 to 6 years

Apply through the official page: https://grad-admissions.udel.edu/apply/

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