Quantum Computing

As quantum computing technology moves from a theoretical state to one available for commercial use, the diploma program will provide critical expertise in the application and integration of quantum technologies with existing IT infrastructure in industrial settings.

The Graduate Diploma in Quantum Computing is intended to provide an introduction to the essentials of quantum computing hardware and software, applications, and use cases. Students will have the opportunity to be trained in quantum hardware and practical quantum computing while developing an understanding of how quantum computing is used in industry with a focus on the adoption of systems, structure, and economics for platforms, and impacts on organizations.

Completing this program

Completing the Graduate Diploma in Quantum Computing requires 8 courses consisting of:

a) 4 courses from:

• Quantum Computing 601
• Quantum Computing 603
• Quantum Computing 605
• Quantum Computing 607

b) followed by 4 courses from:

• Quantum Computing 609
• Quantum Computing 611
• Quantum Computing 613
• Quantum Computing 615

Laddered Pathway

Students may complete a laddered pathway from the Graduate Certificate to the Graduate Diploma.

Each of the credentials can be completed full-time or part-time.

Students can choose to apply directly to one of the credentials or complete the individual credentials.

Students who complete the Graduate Certificate in Quantum Computing may receive laddering credit for the 12 units of coursework completed in the certificate program if they are subsequently accepted into the Graduate Diploma in Quantum Computing program within 5 years of beginning the certificate.

Outcomes

Industries:

• Pharmaceuticals
• Cybersecurity
• Marketing And Advertising
• AI Training
• Financial Services/Investing
• Logistics/Supply Chain Management
• Healthcare
• National Security

Graduates of the Diploma in Quantum Computing will help to direct strategic development and deployment within organizations through their understanding of quantum software and hardware, applications, and the implementation and use cases for quantum computing. In the case of new graduates, they will be well-positioned to join teams preparing for transitions to quantum computing. Mid-career professionals will bring training gained through the diploma program to bear on their experience and expertise, greatly enhancing their ability to provide consulting, strategic planning, and project management contributions to organizations. The program supports in-service professionals as well as those who are transitioning between or back into technology sector positions as upskilling or reskilling talent.