Build hands-on expertise in the principles behind quantum computing, communications, and devices
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Market Outlook

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What are Quantum Technologies? | NYU Tandon Explains

Hear NYU Tandon Applied Physics Department Chair John Di Bartolo, Industry Associate Professor Rupak Chatterjee and NYU Tandon Alum & CEO of Qunnect Noel Goddard discuss the three types of quantum technologies, the advantages and challenges of quantum, and how engineering students can gain expertise for the quantum future.

 

Curriculum

The Program may be completed on a full-time basis in one academic year (Fall, Spring, Summer), or within three years for students completing the program on a part-time basis. Incoming students are expected to have introductory-level knowledge in mechanics, electricity and magnetism, and waves and optics, as well as proficiency in vector calculus, linear algebra, differential equations, and python programming.

Requirement Area Credits
Core Courses 18
Lab 3
Electives 9
Total Credits 30
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Our Impact in the Field

Learn more about how NYU Tandon is realizing the promise of quantum science and technologies.

Meet our Faculty, Students, and Alumni

John Di Bartolo
Department Chair

Meet John Di Bartolo

Department Chair

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Faculty

Meet Rupak Chatterjee

Getting students excited about quantum computing

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Faculty

Meet Amelia Klein

Bringing Quantum Optics Into the Classroom

Student Experiences

Student Research

At NYU Tandon, students have numerous and diverse opportunities to engage in research that discovers solutions to real-world problems.

Nanofabrication Cleanroom

Building the future of quantum and enabling cutting-edge research in biosensing by transforming advanced materials into next-generation devices

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