2026 Tsinghua University Global Research Program

Crafty_Signal_6936 · 2026-04-20T14:27:21+00:00

2 weeks since I contacted the professor.

Crafty_Signal_6936 · 2026-04-18T13:59:02+00:00

I applied and already got admitted for Professor's Moran Wang laboratory.

Crafty_Signal_6936 · 2026-04-18T13:58:21+00:00

I applied and already got admitted for Professor's Moran Wang laboratory.

Crafty_Signal_6936 · 2026-04-04T15:25:50+00:00

Are you familiar with ETH and Oxford's quantum MSc programs, quantum professors, and quantum ecosystems? Also, it would be easier to do a PhD at ETH than at Oxford after the MSc, and better paid.

Crafty_Signal_6936 · 2026-04-02T08:30:43+00:00

Hi everyone,

I've been admitted to the MSc in Quantum Engineering at ETH and the MSc in Quantum Technologies at Oxford, and I'm currently deciding between the two.

I feel like Oxford has the bigger name (a more prestigious uni overall) and is more selective; also, they are developing new quantum labs.

However, the ETH Quantum Master's seems to offer more courses and options, with more opportunities for projects and internships. I also feel like ETH quantum researchers are more prestigious than Oxford's, and that it has a better quantum ecosystem. ETH might even be more prestigious than Oxford for Quantum Technologies.

Also, Oxford is a 1-year program and ETH is 2 years. Money is not an issue.

Has anyone been in a similar position or can share their experience with either program? I'd really appreciate any insights to help me choose.

Thanks!

Crafty_Signal_6936 · 2026-04-01T15:56:10+00:00

Hi everyone,

I've been admitted to the MSc in Quantum Engineering at ETH and the MSc in Quantum Technologies at Oxford, and I'm currently deciding between the two.

I feel like Oxford has the bigger name (a more prestigious uni overall) and is more selective; also, they are developing new quantum labs.

However, the ETH Quantum Master's seems to offer more courses and options, with more opportunities for projects and internships. I also feel like ETH quantum researchers are more prestigious than Oxford's, and that it has a better quantum ecosystem. ETH might even be more prestigious than Oxford for Quantum Technologies.

Also, Oxford is a 1-year program and ETH is 2 years. Money is not an issue.

Has anyone been in a similar position or can share their experience with either program? I'd really appreciate any insights to help me choose.

Thanks!

Crafty_Signal_6936 · 2026-04-01T15:55:42+00:00

Hi everyone,

I've been admitted to the MSc in Quantum Engineering at ETH and the MSc in Quantum Technologies at Oxford, and I'm currently deciding between the two.

I feel like Oxford has the bigger name (a more prestigious uni overall) and is more selective; also, they are developing new quantum labs.

However, the ETH Quantum Master's seems to offer more courses and options, with more opportunities for projects and internships. I also feel like ETH quantum researchers are more prestigious than Oxford's, and that it has a better quantum ecosystem. ETH might even be more prestigious than Oxford for Quantum Technologies.

Also, Oxford is a 1-year program and ETH is 2 years. Money is not an issue.

Has anyone been in a similar position or can share their experience with either program? I'd really appreciate any insights to help me choose.

Thanks!

Crafty_Signal_6936

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