Miami University is opening a space in Cleveland's Innovation District to serve as a hub for its academic program that emphasizes learning through real-world experiences. The university will occupy the fourth floor of the CedarTech office building near the main campus of the Cleveland Clinic. The location will also include offices and collaboration space for students. The partnership between Miami University and the Clinic has resulted in the first Bachelor of Science in Quantum Computing in Ohio and a $7 million award from the state of Ohio to establish the Ohio Institute for Quantum Computing Research.