Australian Maritime College (AMC Search)
21 hours
This advanced online course teaches engineers the principles and practices of green hydrogen production, from electrolysis fundamentals to plant design and safety management. Ideal for engineers seeking expertise in sustainable hydrogen energy systems.
Participants should have prior engineering knowledge and understanding of fundamental engineering principles. A computer with internet access and compatibility with the University of Tasmania's MyLO online learning environment is required. Basic familiarity with engineering concepts, thermodynamics, and system design is recommended. Access to the course is provided 2-4 business days after registration and payment confirmation.
The course comprises 8 learning modules covering: Hydrogen as Energy and fundamental concepts; Description of Hydrogen and Water properties; Hydrogen Production Methods overview; Proton Exchange Membrane (PEM) Water Electrolysis theory and application; Health and Safety protocols for hydrogen systems; Modeling PEM Electrolysis Systems using Simscape software; CFD (Computational Fluid Dynamics) Simulation for hydrogen leak analysis; and Demonstration of Hydrogen Plant Rig operations. An assessment module evaluates understanding across all topics.
The Australian Maritime College, part of the University of Tasmania, is a leading maritime education institution with extensive expertise in engineering and specialized training. AMC Search delivers high-quality online courses using established learning platforms and combines academic rigor with practical industry relevance. Their commitment to flexible, accessible online delivery ensures professionals can upskill while maintaining work commitments.
Completion of this course positions engineers for roles in renewable energy sectors, hydrogen production facilities, sustainable energy companies, and engineering consultancies focused on green technology. Career opportunities include hydrogen plant design engineer, renewable energy systems engineer, process engineer for hydrogen production, sustainability consultant, and energy transition specialist roles in emerging hydrogen economy sectors.
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