Summer school 2026: Quantum Technologies in Bratislava
Join us for an immersive 5 day-long summer school, co-organized by the Institute of Physics Slovak Academy of Sciences, Fachhochschule Technikum Wien, and QUTE.sk – Slovak National Center for Quantum Technologies. This unique event will integrate insights from leading industry and scientific experts with interactive student projects focusing on:
Quantum Cryptography
Quantum Computing
Quantum Electronics
Who can attend?
- Target audience: undergraduates & graduates students (bachelor, master of sciences) but open to all, no prior knowledge of quantum physics is required. Everyone with an interest in quantum technologies is welcome.
- Language: All talks and workgroups will be conducted in English to support international participation.
Why attend?
- Global Networking: Connect with a diverse group of students from around the world, prospective employers, and renowned educators.
- Expert Insights: Gain knowledge from top-tier professionals in the quantum technology field.
- Interactive Projects: Engage in hands-on projects that enhance your learning experience.
- No Exams: Enjoy a stress-free environment with no exams, allowing you to fully immerse yourself in the learning experience.
- Certification: Course certificate upon completion for all attendants
Institute of Physics SAS
FH Technikum Wien
QUTE.sk - Slovak National Center for Quantum Technologies
Curious about what to expect?
Watch our highlights from 2024 Quantum Technologies Summer School held in Bratislava! See engaging lectures, hands-on projects, and the vibrant community that made the event unforgettable. Get inspired and ready for this year’s incredible journey into quantum technologies!
Summer SchooL 2025 In review
QUTE Summer School 2025: Third Edition in Vienna
The Quantum Technologies Summer School 2025 marked the third year in a row of this joint educational initiative, alternating annually between Bratislava and Vienna. From August 11–14, University of Applied Sciences Vienna became the meeting point for students and experts passionate about the future of quantum science. Organized by University of Applied Sciences Vienna (FHT Wien), the Institute of Physics of the Slovak Academy of Sciences, and QUTE.sk – Slovak National Center for Quantum Technologies, the school provided a week-long journey into the exciting world of quantum research and applications.
The project skQCI is funded by the EU Programme DIGITAL and Programme NextGenerationEU from Recovery and Resilience Plan of the Slovak Republic.
