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Florida State University has established its first graduate certificate in quantum information science & technology (QIST), creating an interdisciplinary pathway for students and professionals to specialize in hardware, algorithms, and materials. The curriculum leverages access to the National High Magnetic Field Laboratory and integrates with industry partners like IonQ and Amazon to build a dedicated workforce pipeline within Florida's tech sector.
Florida State University Launches Florida’s First Graduate Certificate in Quantum Information Science & Technology
Florida State University (FSU) has announced the launch of Florida’s first formal graduate credential in quantum information science and engineering: the Graduate Certificate in Quantum Information Science & Technology (QIST). Administered by the FSU Quantum Initiative, the 14-credit-hour interdisciplinary program is accepting applications through October 1, 2026, for its inaugural Spring 2027 enrollment cohort. The [...] The post Florida State University Launches Florida’s First Graduate Certificate in Quantum Information Science & Technology appeared first on Quantum Computing Report.
Florida State University (FSU) has announced the launch of Florida’s first formal graduate credential in quantum information science and engineering: the Graduate Certificate in Quantum Information…
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