
The Master in Applied Quantum Technology is a joint degree program offered by four Dutch universities of applied sciences, preparing you for the rapidly evolving field of quantum technology. This field is key to developing powerful new computers, secure communication systems, and sensitive sensors that can help solve complex global challenges. The program provides a practical, hands-on approach, combining knowledge of quantum software, photonics, and electronics, with a focus on skills applicable in real-world scenarios. Students will gain broad and practical knowledge through a curriculum that spans multiple institutions.
This Master's program focuses on the management of marine and freshwater resources, aiming to balance human needs with ecological sustainability. It offers an interdisciplinary approach, combining biological sciences with social sciences to address complex challenges in aquatic systems. You will learn to understand and manage resources like fish, seaweed, and coastal areas, while also considering factors such as overfishing, pollution, ecosystem restoration, and the socio-economic aspects of marine resource use. The program prepares students for international careers in research, NGOs, consultancy, and environmental management.