Hydrogen and Electric Systems, Master of Science (Technology) (2 yrs)

A two-year master's on hydrogen and electric energy systems, built with industry input. Finland targets carbon neutrality by 2035 and requires at least 200 new hydrogen specialists each year, so graduates gain a whole-system view for careers at home or abroad. Electives from the Business and Chemical Engineering schools add perspectives on the hydrogen economy. Content reflects the subjects companies in the sector rank as most important. The award is a Master of Science (Technology) worth 120 ECTS credits, taught in English by Aalto's School of Electrical Engineering.