Life as a Quantum Student
Check out our 2022 Quantum Open Day presentation all about the exciting quantum study options and career opportunities in the Sydney quantum ecosystem.

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We run a range of events and programs for high school students and recent school-leavers to learn all about quantum.
Discover how your subject choices can open doors to one of the world’s fastest-growing fields — quantum science and technology.
Spoiler alert: There’s more than one way to join the quantum revolution.
Ready to bend your brain these October school holidays?
The SQA x QxQ Quantum Tech Camp is your chance to explore the mind-blowing world of quantum mechanics. Learn how quantum computers work, build Python coding skills, run real quantum simulations, and hear from Australia’s leading quantum researchers.
Open to high school students in Years 9–12 and teachers. No prior coding or physics experience needed — just curiosity.
Fill out the expression of interest form below to stay in the loop. Spots are limited!
“The instructors and guest speakers were so inspiring and intriguing. Before this camp, I had no idea how quantum computing could connect to real careers... it really helped me figure out my path.”
— Emelia, 2024 participant
Check out the National Science Week Resource Book, developed by the Australian Science Teachers Association. Filled with engaging, inquiry-based activities it is perfect for students from Foundation to Year 10.
Designed for use by educators, parents, preschools, science clubs, outreach officers and curious young minds, it encourages exploration of patterns in nature and decoding meaning through observation. Highlights include a special quantum science section for high school students—featuring an interview with our CEO, Peter Turner—and a project-based learning activity for all year levels that investigates local ecosystems and the hidden language of the natural world.
Bring Quantum to Your Classroom – If you’re looking to inspire your students with real-world science, whether for Science Week or to spark curiosity year-round, get in touch to arrange a visit or discuss opportunities. As availability is limited, we encourage schools to contact us early.
Resource book (c) Australian Science Teachers Association, 2025
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