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Illinois's Grainger College of Engineering is launching a new undergraduate minor in Quantum Information Science to prepare students for the anticipated $2 trillion market growth in the sector over the next decade. The program mandates at least six credit hours outside a student's primary major, fostering interdisciplinary expertise across physics, computer science, and engineering essential for practical quantum applications.

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Illinois students can now minor in quantum science this fall

Quantum ZeitgeistSeptember 8, 20262 min read

The Grainger College of Engineering students can now pursue a Quantum Information Science minor, starting fall 2026.

The Grainger College of Engineering will launch a new undergraduate minor in Quantum Information Science this fall, preparing students for a field predicted to be worth $2 trillion in the next decade. The program requires…

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