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Join MIT's William Oliver for a Quantum Computing Info Session
Learn more about the MIT xPRO Quantum Computing program from Prof. William Oliver, instructor and director of the MIT Center for Quantum Engineering.
Info Session Date
September 1, 2026
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TIME
12:00 PM ET
Duration
45 Minutes
Includes Q&A Session
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Quantum computing can solve problems that are nearly impossible with conventional computers, opening up new possibilities across industries like finance, healthcare, and logistics.
In this info session, MIT Professor and Instructor of MIT xPRO’s Quantum Computing Fundamentals program, will walk through:
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A brief history and overview of quantum computing
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Who will benefit from the program
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What the learning experience is like, including the program structure, content, and faculty involved
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How to enroll in the program
Stick around for a live Q&A to get your questions about the program answered.
Reserve your spot now by filling out the form above. A confirmation email with Zoom access details will follow. A recording will be sent to all registrants following the session.
WHY ATTEND?
Learn from an MIT expert – Gain insights directly from Prof. William Oliver, a leading voice in quantum computing.
Understand the how and why – Get an overview of computing history and why quantum matters for businesses and industries today.
Preview MIT xPRO’s program – See how the online certificate program is structured, what you’ll learn, and who it’s designed for.
Ask questions about the program – Join a live Q&A and engage directly with Prof. Oliver.
MEET YOUR INSTRUCTOR
William D. Oliver is a Professor of Electrical Engineering, Computer Science, and Physics at MIT, as well as a Lincoln Laboratory Fellow. He directs the MIT Center for Quantum Engineering and serves on the National Quantum Initiative Advisory Committee.
Oliver’s research focuses on building and controlling superconducting qubits—the building blocks of quantum computers—and developing the advanced electronics needed to operate them. He earned degrees from the University of Rochester, MIT, and Stanford University, and has been a leader in quantum research at MIT for over two decades.
