MSc in Fuel Cell and Hydrogen Technologies
offered by Birmingham University

MSc in Fuel Cell and Hydrogen Technologies
at
Birmingham University
Overview

Analysis and design of fuel cell systems, including their operation, performance, and optimization

MSc in Fuel Cell and Hydrogen Technologies

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Skills you will learn

Who should do this course?

Recent graduates with backgrounds in engineering, chemistry, physics, or related fields, as well as professionals seeking to advance their careers in renewable energy, clean technology, and sustainable development sectors

What are the course deliverables?

Develop a comprehensive understanding of the principles, technologies, and applications of fuel cells and hydrogen production/storage systems
Acquire advanced knowledge in electrochemistry, thermodynamics, materials science, and process engineering relevant to fuel cell and hydrogen technologies
Develop strong analytical skills to assess the performance, efficiency, and environmental impact of fuel cell systems and hydrogen technologies
Gain the ability to design, model, and optimize fuel cell systems and hydrogen production/storage processes for various applications

More about this course

The MSc in Fuel Cell and Hydrogen Technologies equips students with advanced knowledge of clean energy systems. Through interdisciplinary study, students delve into fuel cell principles, hydrogen production, storage, and applications in transportation and energy sectors
Hands-on research and practical skills development prepare graduates for careers in renewable energy innovation and sustainability

Core modules

Fuel Cell Electrochemistry

Fuel Cell and Hydrogen Laboratories

Fuel Cells Modelling tools and Control

Fuel Cell Technologies

Hydrogen and hydrogen-based fuels

Techniques for Fuel Cell Characterisation

Hydrogen and fuel cell research Project

Choose one of the following

Hydrogen Safety

Principles of Hydrogen Safety

Optional Modules

Advanced Electrochemical Applications

Energy Storage

Fuel Cell Electrical Vehicles

Fuel Cell Systems

High temperature fuel cells

Hydrogen Policies, Markets, and Standardisation

PTE

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Applicant's offer will be conditional if they still have examinations to take, university need verification of candidate's qualifications or if they have to meet other non-academic entry requirements The offer letter will state the examinations student must pass and the results they must achieve, plus any non-academic requirements. All conditions must be met in full before they will be able to register for your programme
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