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Quantum Talent Development

Quantum City supports talent development in quantum through training and funding opportunities, from internships, graduate programs to supporting research. 

Quantum City Trainee Community (QCTC)

Quantum City Trainee Community (QCTC)

The Quantum City Trainee Community (QCTC) unites postdoctoral fellows, graduate and undergraduate students from across Canada.

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The Quantum City Fellows Program

The Quantum City Fellows Program

The Quantum City Fellows Program connects Canadian university faculty with the growing quantum ecosystem. 

Read about the Fellows Program guidelines and application process here

Consortia Funding & Mitacs Offer

Consortia Funding & Mitacs Offer

Quantum City launched a quantum consortia funding call and Mitacs offers limited-time 2:1 leveraged funding. Contact: Annie Hoang (ahoang@mitacs.ca).

View the Consortia Award EOI Document

Quantum City Consortia Award Announcement

We are excited to announce that Dr. Rei Safavi-Naini’s proposal, Securing the Quantum City Communications, has been awarded the most recent Quantum City Consortium Award, valued at $280,000 over two years. 

Read the announcement here

Quantum City internship program helps define Calgary as a hub for quantum technology

Julien-Pierre Houle, a physics undergraduate student from the Universite de Sherbrooke in Quebec, recently finished his four-month internship at UCalgary's Quantum City where he worked on quantum computing, getting hands-on training and mentorship.

Talent Generation in Quantum

Professional Master’s of Quantum Computing

Quantum City supports the University of Calgary’s Professional Master’s of Quantum Computing, a dynamic, laddered program designed to educate students in practical, applied quantum computing. 

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Internships in the Quantum Industry

Quantum City facilitates internships at dynamic organizations who are investing in tomorrow with quantum technology.

Check back here for future opportunities

Open Science Narrative

Quantum City's support for research is grounded on the principles of Open Science, which advocates for universal accessibility of research products and processes while also emphasizing diversity, collaboration, reproducibility, and equity.