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Physics Department
Certificate in Quantum Applications in Maritime Technology and Management
Key Feature
Code                               PX211
Modules                        3
Duration                       7 weeks

Registration                15 October 2025

Teaching                       Distance learning
Credits                           6
Tuition Fees                 $300    
                                        €300  
Overview
“Quantum Applications in Maritime Technology and Management” is an interdisciplinary course designed to bridge the gap between advanced quantum technologies and the dynamic maritime industry. The course provides a comprehensive introduction to both maritime fundamentals and quantum mechanics, exploring how emerging quantum applications—such as quantum sensing, computing, and communication—can revolutionize navigation, logistics, environmental monitoring, and safety in maritime operations. Students will engage with theoretical concepts, real-world case studies, and practical projects to understand the transformative potential of quantum innovations in a rapidly evolving sector.

Objectives

  • Integrate Disciplines: To combine foundational maritime knowledge with key principles of quantum mechanics, providing a unified framework for understanding emerging quantum applications in maritime contexts.
  • Explore Quantum Technologies: To examine cutting-edge quantum technologies—including quantum sensors, quantum computing, and quantum communication—and their specific applications in enhancing maritime operations.
  • Foster Innovation: To encourage creative problem-solving by applying quantum concepts to real-world maritime challenges, such as safety, efficiency, and environmental sustainability.
  • Develop Practical Skills: To equip students with the analytical and technical skills needed to evaluate, implement, and manage quantum-driven solutions within maritime logistics, operations, and management.
  • Promote Industry Readiness: To prepare future maritime professionals and innovators for leadership roles by fostering an understanding of both current challenges and future opportunities enabled by quantum advancements.
 Learning Outcomes

 

  • Articulate Maritime Fundamentals: Describe key maritime operations, including safety protocols, environmental regulations, and logistics challenges, and understand how these impact the industry.
  • Understand Quantum Principles: Explain the basic principles of quantum mechanics, including concepts like superposition, entanglement, and quantum materials, and relate these to practical technological applications.
  • Analyze Quantum Applications: Evaluate how quantum technologies such as quantum sensors, quantum navigation systems, single-photon LiDAR, quantum radar, and quantum computing can be leveraged to improve maritime safety, efficiency, and management.
  • Integrate Multidisciplinary Knowledge: Synthesize concepts from maritime operations and quantum technology to develop innovative strategies for addressing contemporary challenges in shipping and port management.
  • Develop and Present a Project: Conduct research and produce a 1,000-word project report that demonstrates a viable quantum-based solution to a specific maritime challenge, clearly outlining its potential benefits and feasibility.
  • Critically Assess Industry Impact: Discuss the real-world benefits and challenges of integrating quantum technologies in maritime contexts, and identify future trends and opportunities for further innovation.
1. Introduction to Quantum Mechanics and Maritime Basics
Maritime Topics
• Priorities in Maritime; Safety, Environment, Management
• Shipping Sectors
• Key Challenges
• Environmental Regulations
• Fundamentals of Supply Chain and Logistics
Introduction to Quantum Mechanics topics
• Basics of Quantum Mechanics
• Technical Terms
• Overview of Quantum Technologies
• Quantum Materials

2. Quantum Applications
• Quantum Sensing
• Quantum Navigation System
• Single Photon LiDAR
• Quantum Radar
• Quantum Communication (QKD)
• Quantum Computing for Maritime Operations and Logistics
• Quantum Environmental Monitoring
• Autonomous Ships, AI and Quantum computing
• Quantum-Inspired Energy Solutions
• Quantum-Inspired Materials
• Quantum Weather

3. Benefits and Project Report
• Safety Benefits
• Environmental Benefits
• Management Benefits
• Real-World Examples in Maritime and Other Industries
• Project; 1,000 words

Textbooks
Primary:
Reeds Sea Transport Operation and Economics, M. Patrick Alderton.
Quantum Computing for Everyone, Bernhardt.
Recommended:
Principles of Quantum Mechanics, R. Shankar.
Quantum Sensing and Metrology, Duncan McAuley.
Quantum Communication and Cryptography, Mark Hillery.
Entry Requirements

Bachelor of Science (BSc) or Equivalent.

Basic Information Technology skills.

Efficient way of study 

Every video-lecture is supported by
a text-book which consists of the
speech-text and the Power Point Presentation

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Quantum Photonic Chip for Navigation

Quantum photonic chip uses laser sources and silicon waveguides for ultra-precise motion sensing, enabling GPS-free navigation (developed by Sandia National Laboratories).

Way of study

Watch Videolectures

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Assignment & Project

2

Final viva (live video)

3

Get your Degree awarded

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