Important facts and dates
| • Tuition: €995 | |
| • Duration: 2 half days | • Language: English |
| • Next start date: 28 November | • Type: masterclass |
| • Lectures: Tuesday and Wednesday (14:00 – 18:00) | • Location: Startup Village, Science Park |
*UvA alumni receive a 10% discount. Fees are VAT-exempt.
For whom?
This masterclass is designed for professionals who need to be aware of, and well-informed about new innovations in IT, security and network technology. In particular for those involved in organisations and departments that rely heavily on ICT processes and well-optimised business operations. Examples include logistics, security, data science, finance, consultancy, health, business analytics and fintech.
No prior knowledge of quantum technology, mathematics or physics is required.
Need help?
Reach out to us for questions about this masterclass or our transportation and accommotion options. We respond within 3 business days.
Iris Kroese MA
Manager Executive Education
E: executive-education@uva.nl
T: +31 6 1893 8203
What will you learn?
After finishing the masterclass, you will be able to:
- identify the most promising business cases of quantum technology in your sector;
- understand the threat that quantum poses to today’s cryptography, and which steps must be taken to avert security breaches;
- estimate timelines to indicate when quantum technology will be commercially relevant;
- internally discuss concrete steps your organisation can take to reap the benefits of quantum technology.
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Koen Groenland - QuSoft
Quantum Innovation Officer at QuSoft (Dutch research center for quantum software & technology).
- Harry Buhrman - UvA, Centrum Wiskunde & Informatica and QuSoft
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Frank Phillipson - TNO
Professor of Computational Operations Research and senior consultant at TNO.
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Martijn Dekker - ABN AMRO
Chief Information Security Officer at ABN AMRO.
- Alex Urech - UvA
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Mario Dagrada - PASQAL
VP of Quantum Software at PASQAL. This Paris-based startup was founded by Alain Aspect, who was awarded the Nobel Prize in Physics in 2022 for experiments that laid the foundations for quantum computing.
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Deborah Nas - TU Delft
Co-founder of the Centre for Quantum & Society and professor of Strategic Design for Technology-based Innovation at the TU Delft.
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