When I applied to this program, I wasn’t sure if I was “smart enough” or if quantum tech was too far out of reach. Well, it isn’t! What I’ve learned so far is that you don’t need to have all the answers right away, what matters most is your curiosity and willingness to learn.

This department has been an incredible support system. The professors are not just brilliant; they’re patient and always ready to guide you through tough concepts. My classmates? Very diverse and some of the most inspiring people I’ve ever met. We challenge each other, collaborate on projects, and even laugh together when things get overwhelming.

One of the best parts about studying QIT is seeing its real-world impact. I’m constantly reminded that what we’re learning today will shape tomorrow’s world. To anyone thinking about joining us, take the leap!

Let’s build the future together, one qubit at a time!

In just two years, this program covers a lot of important theoretical classes that really help us understand quantum technology better. It even includes some innovative topics that push beyond the usual physics courses. It is a great opportunity for anyone interested in diving into quantum information technology.

Studying Quantum Information Technology in Gdańsk was an incredible journey. The two years were intense, balancing courses and thesis work, but the effort paid off. By the end, I had gained exposure to every major field in quantum science.

Interacting with international peers and brilliant researchers in Poland not only expanded my knowledge but also deepened my passion for physics. Plus, Gdańsk’s beauty in every season made the experience even more unforgettable.

If you wanna learn physics in a multicultural, friendly and forgiving environment, this is the place. You will meet some of the top researchers in the field, and with their traditional learning methods, there’s no way to get lost. Additionally, you can continue your research from the master’s into a PhD.

I am Idriss Hank Nkouatchoua Ngueya, currently PhD student in Quantum Information (option Quantum Thermodynamics) at the ICTQT, University of Gdańsk. I am also a former student of the graduate QIT Master’s course.

It has been an exciting adventure and an amazing 2-year project. With a background in theoretical physics, it was at first quite challenging to adapt to advanced quantum topics, but the pedagogical devotion and professionalism of lecturers made it a high-level learning experience.

Studying QIT at the University of Gdańsk is definitely worth it – here, intellectual and human development go hand in hand.

If you see the beauty and elegance of mathematics and you want to understand how the world works, you know this course is for you. This course is a catalyst for growth and sharpens your mind. It makes you see what is unseen.

Along this path what is conceivable abstract becomes more concrete and the teachers are the bridges that make this process possible through formalism and rigor.