Mastère Spécialisé - Expert en Hydrogène énergie (MS H2) at Université de technologie de Belfort-Montbéliard (UTBM)

Programme overview

Diplôme d'université labelled by the Conférence des Grandes Écoles (Bac+6 level, RNCP 41403) giving expertise in hydrogen energy across the value chain: production, storage, distribution, fuel cells, engines and turbines, hybrid systems, safety and regulation. Run on UTBM's hydrogen-energy platform with FEMTO-ST researchers and professionals delivering over 50% of teaching.

Faculty: Continuing Education Service | Duration: 12 months (400 hours of teaching, September to February, then 6 months in a company) | Study mode: part-time; taught in French | Intake: October 2026 | Location: Belfort, Bourgogne-Franche-Comté, France

What you will study

Why hydrogen (30h); producing hydrogen (40h); storing and distributing hydrogen (65h); fuel cells, engines and turbines (80h); designing hybrid systems (85h); safety and risk management (45h); building businesses and ecosystems (55h); company mission (800h) and a professional thesis.

Career pathways

Hydrogen-related roles in stationary and on-board energy systems, developing new hydrogen activities in companies and ecosystems.

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Application information

Entry requirements

Bac+5 in a technical discipline (for example energy, electrical, industrial systems, mechanical engineering, materials chemistry) or professional experience with validation of professional experience (VAP). Selection on file (CV, motivation letter, transcripts, diplomas, recommendations) and interview in person or by videoconference; admission juries monthly from March to September.

EUR 9,500 for the whole programme (2026/2027). Individual rate (self-funded); not a student registration fee. Source

Intake: October 2026

Duration: 12 months (400 hours of teaching, September to February, then 6 months in a company)

Apply through the official page: https://www.utbm.fr/formations/mastere-specialise-hydrogene-energie-2/

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