This thesis discusses the neutrino spin-flavour oscillations solved by using quantum computers. Firstly, we use the classical computer to simulate the neutrino flavour oscillations in medium or the neutrino spin-flavour oscillations when ultrahigh-energy cosmic neutrinos propagate in a local interstellar magnetic field. Secondly, quantum computers are used to simulate the above oscillations. From the quantum gates, we encode the PMNS matrix and the time evolution matrix, the quantum circuit is constructed to measure the oscillation probabilities. Finally, we make a comparison of the accuracy in the quantum computing results and the classical computing results.