MSc. Fuel Cells and Hydrogen Engineering

The “Fuel Cells and Hydrogen Engineering” master’s program addresses the growing demand for hydrogen technology experts in the European job market. Upon completion, students earn the Czech title Ing., equivalent to an MSc. Applicants are expected to have a Bachelor’s degree in Chemical Technology, Chemical Engineering, or a related field. The program is delivered in English, requiring at least a B2 level of proficiency.

Career Opportunities

Graduates of this program are highly qualified to be leaders in using hydrogen for energy storage, hydrogen mobility, in the chemical industry, leveraging their in-depth knowledge of hydrogen technologies and energy conversion processes, including their operational aspects. They are equipped to innovate in the development, design, optimization, and management of equipment and technological units, and are prepared to address practical challenges in hydrogen technologies and other technical fields. Additionally, graduates are well-prepared for managerial roles in manufacturing and commercial chemical companies, as well as positions in organizations dedicated to research, design, and evaluation of processes in hydrogen technologies, energy, and chemical sectors. They are also competitive candidates for doctoral studies in Chemistry, Materials Science, and related disciplines.

Curriculum

The curriculum blends core theoretical courses with practical laboratory experiments and project-based learning, providing graduates with essential problem-solving skills for their careers. Students receive comprehensive training in both fundamental and specialized hydrogen technologies applicable in the energy, transportation, and chemical industries. Through project assignments and presentations, graduates are further prepared for professional environments. Students may focus their studies on hydrogen production, hydrogen applications, or the mathematical modeling of processes and systems.

About the University

The University of Chemistry and Technology, Prague is a natural centre of first-rate study and research in the area of chemistry in Czechia and is one of the country’s largest educational and research institutions focused on technical chemistry, chemical and biochemical technologies, material and chemical engineering, food chemistry, and environmental studies.

According to the prestigious Times Higher Education rankings, UCT Prague, one of five Czech universities, ranks among the 4% of the best world universities. The school has also dominated the rankings of the Education Policy Centre of Charles University in the category “Emphasis on Science, Research and Creativity” category.