In this university course, you will learn how to analyse technological options that allow efficient and environmentally friendly energy provisioning and raw material processing (e.g. advantages, substitution possibilities), as well as how to plan and apply strategic measures for your company.
The key focal areas are the highly efficient electrochemical energy conversion and energy storage, as well as fundamental aspects of green engineering and green chemistry.
Dates and deadlines
- Start date: 4 November 2024
- Application deadline: 21 October 2024
- Course dates:
Online phase: 04.11.2024 – 29.11.2024
Attendance phase: 02.12.2024 – 04.12.2024
Transfer phase: 09.12.2024 – 10.01.2025
Key data
- Duration: 5 weeks
- ECTS credits: 5
- Degree: Certificate from Graz University of Technology
- Language of instruction: German/English
- Participation fees: 1,500 Euro (VAT-free), these fees do not include travel, accommodation, and catering costs.
- Course location: TU Graz and online
- Curriculum
How to apply
Application deadline: 21 October 2024
Required documents:
- Completed and signed application form
Please send your application by e-mail to helmut.aschbacher@tugraz.at.
Content
Global challenges related to the future energy supply
- Reduction of CO2 emissions
- Energy storage technologies
- Clean power generation technologies
Energy transport and storage
- Efficiency of energy transport
- Media and technologies for energy transport and storage
Green Engineering and Green Chemistry
Selected energy storage technologies
- Hydrogen-based technologies
- Fuel cells and electrolysers
- Accumulators
- Redox flow systems
- Power to X
Renewable raw materials
- Characterisation
- Conversion
- Fractionation
Practical exercises, case studies, calculation examples
Teaching and learning methods
This course takes place in 3 phases:
Online phase: In the online phase, you will acquire fundamental knowledge through a process of self-study. This is done by referencing a combination of articles, literature on the topic, learning videos and taking advantage of other small learning offers. You can independently choose when and where you study. In order to ask questions and exchange information with lecturers and other course participants, you can freely access the TU Graz learning platform "TeachCenter".
Before the online phase begins, a synchronous online session (e.g. by using Webex) will be held with the lecturer to provide an easy introduction to the module content. Every week, a synchronous online session with the lecturer is held, which enables you to reflect on the content and to ask any questions you may still have through a direct exchange.
Attendance phase: Based on what you learned in the online phase, you will deepen your knowledge in course units and receive personal support from experts on site. You have the opportunity to discuss, reflect upon, further expand, and apply the knowledge you have learned in the context of case study examples. Students who cannot be on site for professional reasons can participate in the courses via the online conference system (e.g. by using Webex).
Transfer phase: This phase takes place individually or in a team. Here, you will use the knowledge you have acquired to work on questions and problems from your company context. In this phase, you also receive support from experts.
Target groups and admission requirements
This course has been developed for:
- Engineers
- Managers
- Business economists
The course is especially suitable for professionals from the following sectors:
- Industry, R&D
- Advisory services
- Trade and logistics
- Energy industry
- Marketing & IT
No prior academic education is required to attend this course.
The admission decisions are made by the scientific head based on the qualifications described in the application.
In order to receive credit for the Executive MBA in Green and Digital Transition, it is necessary to pass the examinations successfully.
Contact
Helmut ASCHBACHER
Dr.
TU Graz Life Long Learning
Phone: +43 316 873 4943
helmut.aschbacher@tugraz.at
