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QUANTUM SUMMER INTERNSHIPS

We are pleased to announce the launch of the EHU Quantum Center Summer Internship Programme, the Quantum Summer Internships for short.

The research groups at the EHU Quantum Center work on a broad range of topics in quantum science, spanning fundamental questions in quantum mechanics and cosmology, as well as practical applications in quantum computing and quantum technologies.

This programme offers 3rd and 4th year UPV/EHU Physics students an excellent opportunity to gain first-hand experience in academic research and to become familiar with the nature of research work in these fields. Through this initiative, selected students will spend two months integrated within one of the EHU Quantum Center research groups.

The internships include a stipend of EUR 750 per month.

RESEARCH PROPOSALS FOR 2026 INTERNSHIPS

For more details on the proposal use the link of each of the proposal’s title

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1. Neutrino signals from merging stars
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2. Designing robust two-qubit gates
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3. Understanding the monogamy of qubit entanglement
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4. Anomalous collective modes in Quantum Materials
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5. Quantum decay of oscillons

Students interested in applying should send an email to ehuqc_internships.fct@ehu.eus with the following application materials:

• Curriculum vitae (CV)
• Academic transcript, including average grade
• Cover letter explaining the student’s motivation for applying to the programme
• Ranked order of preference among the available research proposals (see below)

Applicants may also submit the following optional materials:

• Letters of recommendation, to be sent directly to the email address above, with the student’s name in the subject line.
• English language certificates.
• Any other material.

 

Application deadline: March 27th 2026

All participants will be supervised by a senior researcher from an EHU Quantum Center research group. Students will be expected to work in person on the assigned project and to adapt to the schedule and working practices of the host group.

Financial support will be provided in the form of a UPV/EHU “Prácticas” stipend (EUR 750 per month); accordingly, the internship will be subject to all rules and regulations applicable to such “Prácticas”.

In September, students will be invited to present the results of their work at a one-day workshop to be held at the Faculty of Science and Technology (Leioa).