Governments around the world have committed to low-carbon targets and achieving net-zero and are investing heavily in the development of hydrogen infrastructure and generation as a route to deliver low-cost decarbonisation of the energy system. The aim of this programme is to provide students with a strong foundation of the engineering and associated skills that are needed to underpin growth in the hydrogen economy.

This includes exploring current manufacturing routes, advancements in emerging technologies and investigating and monitoring the engineering of a hydrogen energy system. They will therefore be well placed to support existing and new industries in their energy system transition. Students completing this course will possess skills in each of these areas which are increasingly sought by local and international employers, particularly those in manufacturing and energy sectors.

Online delivery and blended-learning activities within the programme will enable students to access learning materials in a highly flexible manner.

This course will start Jan 2022 with the bulk of teaching completed by the end of April 2022. Assessment activities will be carried out throughout the course.

More information and link to application portal, HERE.

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For more information, contact the course director, Dr Nathan Skillen.