Education Directory
Hydrogen Degree Tracker
Several universities worldwide offer degrees dedicated to hydrogen technologies. The programs below provide a few examples based on public information. GIHF will compile updates over time.
Fukuoka, Japan
Hydrogen Energy Systems
Department of Hydrogen Energy Systems, Graduate School of Engineering
A dedicated graduate department in hydrogen energy systems.
Nuremberg, Germany
Energy and Hydrogen Technology
Faculty of Process Engineering
Began in the 2024/25 winter semester, evolving from an earlier energy process engineering program.
Braunschweig, Germany
Battery and Hydrogen Technology
Mechanical and electrical engineering faculties
Interdisciplinary undergraduate and graduate degree programs combining hydrogen and battery technology, focusing on renewable energies, electrochemistry, and the energy transition.
Espoo, Finland
Hydrogen and Electric Systems
School of Electrical Engineering
Two majors: Electric Energy and Hydrogen Systems, and Electric Components of Hydrogen Technology.
Rosenheim, Germany
Hydrogen Technology
Faculty of Chemical Technology and Economics
Covers production, storage, transport, industrial use and economics.
Bangi, Malaysia
Fuel Cell Engineering, Hydrogen Energy, and Energy Management/Policy
Fuel Cell Institute
Graduate research programs focusing on fuel cell technology, hydrogen energy systems, and sustainable energy policy.
Esslingen, Germany
Hydrogen Economy and Technology Management
Graduate School
A graduate program joining hydrogen technology with technology management.
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Graduate Concentrations & University Centers
Coming soonMany leading institutions offer hydrogen and fuel cell concentrations, certificates, research chairs, or dedicated centers within broader engineering and science departments. GIHF is compiling these separately from degree-granting programs.