Hydrogen technology is an important building block in the energy transition. As a mechanical engineer, electrical engineer, industrial design engineer or automotive engineer you can make an important contribution to this social issue. If this is your interest or you are thinking about it, then keep reading!

Companies, institutions, HAN SEECE* and the Dutch Hydrogen & Fuel Cell Association (NWBA) and a sufficient number of professionals work together on innovation.

Due to urgency and fast developments we want to give our students the chance to develop expertise on hydrogen technology in (some of) your semester projects, internship and graduation project. You don’t get any extra study load, you are supported by H2 facilities, you can attend workshops about basic knowledge and safety, and you can participate in the learning community hydrogen with other professionals with the same passion.

Certificate
When you work for a minimum of 55 ECTS on projects and issues in the context of the hydrogen technology theme, you get the certificate Hydrogen Technology Theme Route issued by the NWBA and SEECE* to value your professional profile. More information can be found on Insite for students, both in English and in Dutch. Choose Minors and Theme Routes to find the information.

Questions?
Send an email to themaroute.waterstoftechniek@han.nl

If you are interested in the theme and are considering working towards the certificate, please also email to this address. You will then receive the community newsletter H2YCOM.

* Companies, institutions and the HAN work together in the Sustainable Electrical Energy Centre of Expertise (SEECE). SEECE is a public-private partnership network focuses on innovation and a sufficient number of well-trained professionals in the interest of the energy transition