COurse Catalog
The Hydrogen Economy
With the energy industry going through dynamic transition, energy professionals – current and future – need to be informed and equipped to meet challenges of today and tomorrow. The Hydrogen Economy is an essential program that provides key insights about this key component of the evolving global energy system. Designed and presented by industry leaders and accomplished faculty from the University of Houston, the program offers a unique balance of industrial expertise and academic rigor.
The Hydrogen Economy is offered jointly by the University of Houston and the American Institute of Chemical Engineers. Successful candidates will receive digital badges from UH Energy and certificates from AIChE for each of the three course modules.
Business, engineering, or techology industry professional, a rising senior in a bachelor's degree program, or a graduate student.
micro-credentialing program
Open until start date or class full.
The Fall 2024 cohort of The Hydrogen Economy is a combined synchronous/asynchronous package. The synchronous (real time) segments are weekly 1-hour Zoom meetings, 6:00-7:00 pm US Central Time, on Monday evenings unless holidays or other scheduling factors dictate otherwise. These sessions include overviews, updates, course guidance, and Q&A. The first synchronous segment is an orientation session, which comes at the start of Badge 1 (Hydrogen Production Badge). The other weekly synchronous segments are for review of assigned asynchronous material and for Q&A.
The asynchronous segments consist of recordings, lecture notes, and pre-read documents. These are to be reviewed and studied between the weekly synchronous sessions. There are 2 x 2½-hour asynchronous sessions per week, together with weekly quizzes.
Dates for the synchronous segments are:
Orientation Session: August 19
Badge 1 - Hydrogen Production: August 26 | September 4* | September 9
Badge 2 - Hydrogen Transportation, Safety & Use : September 23 | September 30 | October 7
Badge 3 - Commercial Opportunity for Hydrogen: October 21 | October 28 | November 4† | November 6†* | November 13†*
*Wednesday Session
†Capstone project session. Additional synchronous sessions may be needed for project reviews.
All dates are subject to change.
The RESS graduate program is designed to allow working professionals to apply their learning immediately to their field. Program courses provide you with technical depth in areas related to renewable energy and sustainability management. You also gain a comprehensive understanding of energy economics, applications of technology in society, and the project development process.
The program is structured with stackable credentials:
Stand-along course --> Certificate --> Master’s degree
Students can take a single course, graduate certificate (12 credits), or Master’s degree (33 credits) based on their interest and commitment level. The non-credit or certificate credits earned can be directly applied towards the Master’s degree if desired.
Completed Bachelor's degree from an accredited university
No required prerequisites for courses
For the Solar Energy courses, college-level preparation in math and sciences is highly recommended
https://www.worldcampus.psu.edu/degrees-and-certificates/penn-state-online-sustainability-management-and-policy-graduate-certificate
https://www.worldcampus.psu.edu/degrees-and-certificates/penn-state-online-solar-energy-graduate-certificate
https://www.worldcampus.psu.edu/degrees-and-certificates/penn-state-online-renewable-energy-and-sustainability-systems-masters-degree
Application for Certificates and single-courses (non-degree) can be done any time year-round and does not require review.
Application for the Master’s program requires CV, Personal statement, 3 recommendations, and transcripts.
Deadlines: April 20 (to start in Summer), July 20 (to start in Fall), December 20 (to start in Spring)
Online asynchronous
The courses are instructor-led, interactive, provide video and reading materials at no extra cost, and allow access to the Penn State’s online library and resources. Students are not required to be present online live at any specific time, but rather work on a weekly cycle to cover the lesson material, submit assignments, and receive feedback. Class size: 20-25.
Advisory Council for Engineering Development at University of New Mexico School of Engineering.
Join within the first 5 min of the event starting.
Join during the event.
Delivery Method:
• Virtual and always through the following link:
https://unm.zoom.us/j/97377022577
Committed to promoting the inclusion of HUB vendors in university procurements.
Ensures compliance with state HUB laws, assists departments in locating HUB vendors; as well as offering HUBs assistance to facilitate access and contracting opportunities.
Electronic State Business Daily (ESBD)
HUB Requirements for State Agencies
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Career Programs
Career tracks
No pre-requisites
Instructor Led Training (ILT) - takes place at a facility. ILT courses are held in a traditional classroom setting with our instructors.
Online Live Courses (OLL) - only differ from traditional classroom setting in the sense that your instructor is at a remote facility.
Jiva Consulting is developing a family of online courses to provide concise, objective information about new technologies and their role in decarbonisation. The suite of courses provides robust technical knowledge, translated into practical terms for individuals both inside and outside the industry to assist with understanding the strengths and weaknesses of various technologies. Courses currently available from Jiva include:
- Integrating Hydrogen into the Energy Industry
- Carbon Capture, Utilization, and Storage – A Technology Overview
No pre-requisites
Register any time
Register and pay the fee
None. Register anytime
Subsurface assessments and modeling focused covering:
Topic dependent. We provide introductory classes through expert
Varies, usually a week before the class
Online or Onsite
GET Conflict of Interest Policy
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