Erneuerbare Technologien
ECTS (Zertifikat)
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Erneuerbare Technologien
Industrial production processes require energy. The use of renewable technologies represents a significant contribution and a necessity for achievingCO2 reduction targets. In the Renewable Technologies certificate, you will learn how to design energy systems in an industrial environment from both a supplier and user perspective - with regard to electrical and thermal energy supply. UnavoidableCO2 is no longer just an emission, but a usable substance that you will learn how to utilise. The application of the technologies taught is a clear competitive advantage and is economically beneficial for providers and users.
The certificate is an integral part of the part-time Green Engineering master programme.
Curriculum Erneuerbare Technologien
1st Semester
CO2-Storage and utilisation
Industrial Energy Systems
Heat pump technology
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- The prerequisite for admission to the higher education certificate is proof of successful completion of an academic study programme at a German university in the fields of Mechanical Engineering, Engineering Sciences, Automotive Engineering, Electrical Engineering or comparable disciplines* with at least 180 ECTS credits or equivalent or an equivalent successful domestic or foreign degree
- The maximum number of participants is 15 students
Counselling and application
For individual counselling before and during the application phase, please get in touch with the named contact persons at the Campus for Lifelong Learning. The relevant contact details can be found on this page.
The application for this certificate is made online
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Certificate manager
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Prof. Dr.-Ing. Klaus-Uwe Moll
Dean of the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering
