Quantum sciences and technologies has made remarkable advances in recent years, through controlling coherence and entanglement, achieving transformative flagship milestones in computation, communication and sensing. In this NSF Research Traineship (NRT) program, we combine domain-expertise from Chemistry, Computer Science, Electrical & Computer Engineering, Mathematics, Materials Science & Engineering, Neurology, and Physics into an integrated campus-wide PhD graduate traineeship on Accelerating Interdisciplinary Frontiers in Quantum Sciences and Technologies (AIF-Q). Follow the link below for more information on this program.

Just as Newton's laws provided the blueprint for the industrial revolution, the laws of quantum mechanics point the way to new technology that will revolutionize computation, communication, and sensing. However, the coming of this ‘quantum industrial revolution’ is being slowed by a lack of workforce.

To meet the demand in quantum science and technology, UCLA is establishing a Masters interdisciplinary program set to begin in Fall 2022. The UCLA Masters of Quantum Science and Technology (MQST) is a one-year, full-time program that begins in Fall and concludes at the end of the following Summer quarter. For more information about the program, including the application process and requirements, follow the link below.