Masters Degrees (Fuel Cells)

This course is within the Sustainable Power Generation and Supply of the Research Councils’ Energy Programme, the first of its kind in the UK. Read more

This is the first-of-its-kind delivery, addressing an immediate need of the UK industry in Fuel Cell and hydrogen technologies as part of a nationwide and global drive for sustainable energy. Read more

This Sustainable Energy Technologies MSc offers an introduction to current and modern energy technologies for sustainable power generation. Read more

Our research expertise in Renewable Energy Technologies specialises in areas including renewable energy, smart grids, novel wind energy harvest technologies… Read more

The Advanced Propulsion MSc will train the next generation of engineers and scientists to address the challenges of Net Zero in the areas of batteries, fuel cells and electric machines. Read more

The global challenges of climate and energy require new technologies for renewable energy sources, methods of energy storage, efficient energy use, techniques for carbon capture and storage, climate engineering, as well as an appreciation of the impact of these on the environment. Read more

Our research areas within Materials Engineering include kinetics and formation mechanisms of new materials predictive modelling based upon mechanistic… Read more

Develop in-depth knowledge of electrochemical techniques and battery science on this  Electrochemistry and Battery Technologies MSc at the University of Southampton. Discover how electrochemistry is essential to energy, sensors, waste treatment and the electronics industry. Read more

This Advanced Chemical Engineering with Energy Masters programme focuses on advanced chemical engineering topics that inform the modern process engineering industry. Read more

The MSc Chemistry for Sustainable Energy covers in detail the emerging technologies that are guiding the just energy transition, in particular, as batteries, fuel cells, gas separation storage and utilisation (i.e., carbon capture), renewables and the hydrogen economy. Read more

How does the future of mobility look like? Technologies such as autonomous driving, fuel cells and artificial intelligence will redefine how we will get from one place to another and how new logistics solutions are designed. Read more

Our research expertise in Mechanical Engineering specialises in areas including applied mechanics of structural integrity, surface engineering, polymer… Read more

Chemical Engineering at Birmingham is one of the largest departments in the UK, we have a well-established tradition of wide-ranging experimental research. Read more