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Advancing

capacity building

The true impact of quantum computing will only be achieved through effective and inclusive education.

OQI is curating and supporting educational activities to further advance understanding and participation in the development of quantum computing applications for the SDGs.

OQI Educational Consortium.

OQI’s Educational Consortium brings together domain experts, quantum experts and diplomatic stakeholders to align and co-shape best practices in advancing capacity building and making educational tools and materials globally available.

OQI Hackathon in a Box.

OQI Hackathon in a Box, is a practical guide to plan and resource hackathons in quantum underserved regions. Aiming to mitigate the quantum digital divide, the toolkit combines resources on cutting-edge theoretical knowledge with practical methods to learn how to develop quantum computing applications focusing on the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). 

Quantum Diplomacy Game.

This serious game on quantum computing multilateral governance brings challenges and opportunities to life in a fictional scenario. It is open to the public and designed to promote science diplomacy in an anticipatory, action-oriented, and inclusive manner and foster public-private partnerships. 

 

Engaging researchers and developers in quantum-underserved geographies.

Building on an initial partnership with NYUAD, capacity building tools to efficiently train young scientists from quantum- underserved geographies to use quantum devices and explore applications of quantum computing tackling their local challenges.

OQI-sponsored and inspired activities

The Open Quantum Initiative (OQI) supports activities— such as regional events, hackathons and the playing of the Quantum Diplomacy Game—that align with its mission of advancing quantum computing through open collaboration, education, and innovation.

Events and activities aligning with these principles can be supported or inspired by OQI.

OQI-supported activities

OQI supported activities—including regional events, hackathons and the playing of the  Quantum Diplomacy Game—receive active involvement  and support from OQI.

OQI-inspired activities

OQI inspired activities—including regional events, hackathons and the playing of the  Quantum Diplomacy Game—build on, and take inspiration from the open-access material and resources published by OQI but do not receive formal support or involvement from OQI. 

Interested in hosting an OQI activity? 

Find out more about what we mean by OQI-supported and OQI-inspired:
Activity
OQI Inspired
OQI Supported
Have sustainability / responsible quantum computing as the focus ✔ ✔
Encourage interdisciplinarity ✔ ✔
Make use of OQI’s offered open-source material ✔ ✔
Provide feedback on OQI’s offered open-source material ❌ ✔
Demonstrate values of OQI’s charter ✔ ✔
Submitted a proposal to request support, reviewed and accepted by the OQI Coordination team ❌ ✔
Affiliated with OQI ❌ ✔
Collaborate with OQI Coordination team but remain the lead ❌ ✔
Have at least regional reach ❌ ✔
Have post-event/activity strategy in place for connecting participants to OQI global community ❌ ✔

If you are interested in hosting an OQI-supported or inspired activity, contact us at oqi.info@cern.ch.

Branding guidelines for OQI-sponsored and inspired events can be found here.

Give your learning journey more momentum.

Educational tools help to enable everyone around the world to contribute to the development of quantum computing and make the most of the technology. As OQI accelerates applications for humanity, it focuses on the utilisation of software and algorithms rather than on the development of hardware. |
The OQI invites institutions to submit their educational resources to be shared here, to leverage existing content and help build a repository of OQI vetted resources. The repository includes different types of education opportunities focused on Quantum Computing hosted by OQI verified education providers around the world. |
QAI Ventures

QAI Ventures – The Accelerator

A program tailored to each startup’s unique needs, ensuring they receive the guidance and support they need to succeed.

qBraid

qBraid – QCourse101

An introductory course to quantum computing and programming – online, free, certificated, fully hands-on experience.

QWorld

QWorld – QClass23/24

Introductory and intermediate level courses on quantum computing, programming, algorithms, and more.

IBM

IBM Quantum Learning

Learn the basics of quantum computing, and how to use IBM Quantum services and systems to solve real-world problems.

Q-CTRL

Black Opal – Learning Centre

Black Opal is an interactive online learning platform designed to make quantum computing accessible to everyone. Whether you’re a student,

Additional educational resources are currently being developed, with contributions from: