Annette Hohmann
Quantum Transfer Leadership Seminar
Quantum Transfer Leadership
The part-time intensive course ‘Quantum Transfer Leadership’ supports companies as they enter the field of quantum technologies. Through a flexible blended-learning format, participants acquire skills in the areas of quantum computing, quantum communication and quantum sensing, whilst simultaneously developing their own transfer project for their company.
The course begins by contextualising the strategic importance of quantum technologies and current technological and economic developments. Building on this, participants learn about relevant fields of application and identify potential uses for quantum technologies within their professional context. The focus then shifts to development approaches, quantum algorithms and modern development platforms, before the practical application is explored in greater depth through discussions with experts from industry and research. Further key areas include the integration of quantum technology solutions into existing business processes, as well as the development of concrete implementation and piloting concepts. The course concludes with the ‘Ingolstadt 2030 Future Workshop’, in which the projects developed are presented, discussed and further refined collaboratively.
Key facts at a glance
Entry requirements
The training programme is being run as part of a funded project and is primarily aimed at people in employment who live and/or work in Bavaria. This includes employees of companies of all sizes as well as those who exercise autonomy.
Please note that, due to the funding conditions, not all interested parties can be considered as eligible participants. This applies in particular to civil servants, members of the armed forces and employees of certain public sector organisations. Participation may still be possible in these cases under certain circumstances.
If you are unsure whether you meet the funding criteria, or if you are interested in taking part, please do not hesitate to contact us. We would be happy to discuss your individual options for participation with you.
Language
German
Dates & Content
| Seminar week & dates | Topic & Content | Tutors |
Kick-off Fri 13 Nov, 1.00–4.00 pm | The Strategic Importance of Quantum Technologies
| Dr Nikolaus Buchheim |
| Optional from 4.15 pm | Attend the lecture on quantum technologies by Prof. Dr Ulrich Margull at THI, Lecture Theatre E 001. You can also take part in the opening session here at TCW; a conference room has been reserved for you. | |
Week 1 Tue 17 Nov, 4.30 pm–7.30 | Strategic significance of quantum technologies
| Dr Julian Wienand |
Week 2 Tue 24 Nov, 16:30–19:30 | Technology Radar & Use Case Scouting Overview of current fields of application, e.g.:
| Dr Nikolaus Buchheim TBC |
Week 3 Wed 2 Dec, 09:30–16:15 | Technology Radar & Use Case Scouting Overview of current fields of application, e.g. quantum communication, quantum-based sensor technology | Prof. Dr Ulrich Margull |
Week 4 Thu 10 Dec, 09:00–16:30 | Development approaches & technical implementation
| Dr Karen Wintersberger |
Week 5 Tue 15 Dec, 15:30–18:45 | Development approaches & technical implementation
| Dr Karen Wintersberger |
| 21 December 2026–10 January 2027 Christmas break | ||
Week 6 Dates, venue and format to be agreed with the seminar group | Quantum in practice: business and research dialogues Exchange with industry and research partners, e.g. Fraunhofer, Quantum Bavaria, IQM, Q.ANT | Prof. Dr Stefan Seegerer TBC |
Week 7 Field trip to Garching, provisionally on Tuesday 19 January or Wednesday 20 January; approx. 6 hours on site | Quantum in practice: business and research dialogues – Programme to be confirmed – Leibniz Computing Centre of the Bavarian Academy of Sciences, Garching, and other research institutes/companies | |
Week 8 (25–31 January 2027) Dates, venue and format to be agreed with the seminar group | System integration & industrial application pathways / post-quantum cryptography Classification of development and scaling stages: integration of quantum-based modules into industrial processes, e.g.
| TBC |
Week 9 (1–7 February 2027) Dates, venue and format to be agreed with the seminar group | System integration & industrial applications / post-quantum cryptography
| Prof. Dr Ulrich Margull, Prof. Dr Stefan Seegerer |
Week 10 (1–7 March 2027) Wed 3 March 09:30–16:15 | Ingolstadt 2030 Future Workshop
| Dr Nikolaus Buchheim, Dr Julian Wienand |
Seminar fees
Free of charge
Location
TH Ingolstadt/Online
Registration
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