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July 24th 2026
Hydrogen technologies
Type of training: Professional training
Name of the Organisation: Warsaw University of Technology
Location of the organisation: Warsaw
Language(s):
English, Polish
Is the programme entirely focused on hydrogen and/or fuel cells:
Yes
Focus of the training: Basic electrochemistry, H2 End-uses: energy, power generation, H2 End-uses: transport, H2 Production, H2 Storage, Transport and Distribution, Life-Cycle Assessment, eco-design, recycling, Safety, Techno-economic evaluation
Target audience for the training :
All those who have completed their undergraduate studies and would like to deepen their knowledge in the field of hydrogen
How is training taught?:
Hybrid / Both options possible
Requirements from applicants:
completed first-cycle/bachelor/engineering studies
Materials / Infrastructures:Activities in physical labs, Books / E-Books, Infrastructure visits, Labs (physical or virtual), Notes, Virtual labs, Website
Duration of the training: Between one and two years
Recognition of the training:
diploma
Is the programme complimentary?:
No
If the programme is not complementary, how much does it cost?:
9900 zł
Capacity of the training (maximum number of participants):
50
Possibility to combine the training with employment:
the training programme is designed to be compatible with employment and professional development activities. classes can be organized in a flexible format, including block or weekend sessions, allowing students and working professionals.
Courses:
Course title:
Hydrogen Technologies and Fuel Cells
Hours of Lecture:
30 hours of lectures + 15 hours of practical/laboratory classes
ECTS/ECVET:
5
Type of Assessment:
Written exam, project assignment, and laboratory report evaluation
Course title:
Introduction to Hydrogen Technologies
Hours of Lecture:
20
ECTS/ECVET:
3
Type of Assessment:
Written examination and individual assignment
Course title:
Fuel Cells and Their Applications
Hours of Lecture:
30 hours + 15 hours laboratory classes
ECTS/ECVET:
5
Type of Assessment:
Written exam, laboratory reports, and project presentation
Course title:
Hydrogen Production Technologies
Hours of Lecture:
25
ECTS/ECVET:
4
Type of Assessment:
Written examination and technical report
Course title:
Hydrogen Storage and Transport
Hours of Lecture:
20 hours + 10 hours practical classes
ECTS/ECVET:
4
Type of Assessment:
Project work and oral examination
Course title:
Safety in Hydrogen Technologies
Hours of Lecture:
15 hours
ECTS/ECVET:
2
Type of Assessment:
Case study analysis and written test
