The Department of Computing at the University of Surrey provides a Master of Science (MSc) in Applied Quantum Computing. This one-year degree program focuses primarily on engineering. For international students, the tuition fee at the University of Surrey is £24,000. To gain admission to this degree course, students need to meet English language requirements, which can be fulfilled by IELTS, Duolingo, or PTE scores. Additionally, the minimum graduation cutoff for admission is 55%.

The MSc in Applied Quantum Computing focuses on how to use quantum computing in real-world situations.

This program will give students the knowledge and skills needed to solve real problems in both industry and research.

The course is taught in the School of Mathematics and Physics, benefiting from Surrey’s cutting-edge research in quantum technologies.

Students will learn from top academics who are leaders in the field of quantum computing.

A big part of the course involves working in computer labs, using tools like Qiskit, which is IBM’s open-source software for quantum computers.

12th Grade

There is no specific cutoff mentioned for 12th grade.

Graduation

To be eligible, you need a minimum of a UK 2:2 honours degree in subjects like physics, computer science, mathematics, economics, or engineering, or an accepted international qualification. The university may also consider other professional qualifications or experience that show a good background in mathematics and computing. For Indian students, a UK 2:2 means you must have an overall average of at least 55% or 60% in your undergraduate studies, depending on your institution.

IELTS

Marks: 6.5

You need an overall score of 6.5 with at least 6.0 in writing and 5.5 in each other section.

DUOLINGO

Marks: 120.0

You need a score of 120 overall. The breakdown is: Comprehension 100, Conversation 100, Literacy 110, and Production 110.

PTE

Marks: 67.0

You need a minimum score of 67 out of 90.