June 28th 2024

MSc Advanced Chemical Engineering (Hydrogen and Low Carbon Technologies)

Type of training: Master
Link to the training
Name of the Organisation: Brunel University London
Link to organisation
Location of the organisation: Londres
Language(s): English
Is the programme entirely focused on hydrogen and/or fuel cells: No
Focus of the training: H2 End-uses: energy, power generation, H2 End-uses: industry, H2 Production, H2 Storage, Transport and Distribution, Life-Cycle Assessment, eco-design, recycling, Safety, Techno-economic evaluation
Target audience for the training :

Master students in Chemical, Civil, Mechanical Engineering
How is training taught?: In person
Requirements from applicants:

UK equivalent Second Lower (2:2) Class and above
Materials / Infrastructures:Activities in physical labs, Books / E-Books, E-Learning Tools e.g. MOOCs, Handouts, Notes
Duration of the training: Between six month and a year
Recognition of the training: Recognised MSc degree
Is the programme complimentary?: No
If the programme is not complementary, how much does it cost?: £25,000 full-time (International); £13,750 full-time (UK)
Capacity of the training (maximum number of participants): 50
Possibility to combine the training with employment: No
Courses:
Course title: Engineering Fundamentals for Hydrogen Economy
Hours of Lecture: 30
Type of Assessment: Assignment