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This initiative represents a significant expansion of quantum computing education by integrating undergraduate coursework into state university systems, moving the field beyond elite research institutions. By creating accessible pathways for students in computer science and engineering to gain hands-on experience with quantum hardware, the program aims to address critical workforce shortages in quantum information science. This development is central to scaling quantum technology adoption through targeted educational infrastructure rather than incidental coverage.
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Cal State East Bay Opens Pathways to Careers in Quantum Technology

The Quantum Insider3 min read

Insider Brief PRESS RELEASE — California is building the future of computing, and Cal State East Bay is helping ensure its students have a pathway to it. A new $37.5 million National Science Foundation investment will help bring quantum science out of research labs and into undergraduate classrooms. As part of the UC Berkeley-led initiative, […]

Cal State East Bay and CSU San Marcos will participate in a $37.5 million NSF-funded UC Berkeley-led initiative to expand undergraduate education and workforce pathways in quantum information science. Cal State East Bay is developing an undergraduate minor in Quantum Information Science and Technology covering quantum…

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