Flexible Master in Power-to-X

A Master in Power-to-X is organized in collaboration with you. You must apply for admission to the university where you think you will take most courses or write your final project, but you can choose courses from any of the universities.

• Download DTU application form for Flexible Master
• Learn more about Flexible Master at DTU

You can get credit for up to 10 ECTS points obtained on master’s modules or master’s subjects abroad. Credit is assessed by the supervisor. The individual courses and a graduation project will give you a clear professional progression and profile as well as a level of competence corresponding to master’s level.  

If you meet the admission requirements, you will be assigned a supervisor who will help you put together an education plan. The plan must set goals, content, timetable etc. for your courses and for the agreement between you and the university.  

Individual courses and the graduation project must correspond to one year of full-time study (60 ECTS-point). Most individual courses are worth 5 ECTS-points, and the graduation project is worth 15 ECTS-points. However, some courses are worth 10 ECTS-points. The education can be organized as full-time or part-time study.

The master’s programme must be completed within a period of six years.

Below is a list of DTU courses for each study area. You can sign up for each course after approval for Flexible Master in Power-to-X.

Power-to-X

• 47213 – Introduction to Power-to-X (online)
• 47519 – PhD course in sustainable electrofuels and -chemicals
• 47334 – Carbon capture, utilization and storage
• 47301 – Hydrogen energy and fuel cells
• 41418 – Green fuels and power-to-x

System Integration

• 42001 – Large scale energy system analysis applying Balmorel
• 42015 – Energy Economics
• 41416 – Energy systems – analysis, design and optimization
• 41417 – Digitalization of Thermal Energy Technologies – Modelling and Simulation Methods

Energy Storage Technologies

• 47302 – Hydrogen and fuel cell chemistry – experimental course
• 47330 – Energy storage and conversion
• 47310 – Battery materials and chemistries: from fundamental mechanisms to battery cells
• 47519 – PhD course in sustainable electrofuels and -chemicals
• 47334 – Carbon capture, utilization and storage
• 47301 – Hydrogen energy and fuel cells

For courses offered by the other participating universities AAU, AU and SDU pls. follow the link “LIST OF COURSES” on the homepage of Dansk Center for Energilagring, DaCES.

A fee is charged both for the initial guidance and for courses. The price may vary slightly for the individual universities. In addition, there may be extra payment for laboratory work. Rates are indicative.

At DTU you find the prices for a Flexible Master here under Prices.

If you have any questions please do not hesitate to contact us.
(+45) 45 25 45 25
learnforlife@dtu.dk

Payment by credit card

When you sign up for one of our courses your payment should preferably be made by credit card at our website.

Payment by invoice

At our website in the checkout form you can also choose invoice payment with a payment term of 30 days. Be aware that invoices will be issued in DKK. It is fine to transfer the payment in EUR if this is more convenient to you. However, remember to include the invoice number on the transfer information.

Failure to meet the payment deadline

Participants are requested to pay the course fee within 30 days as stated in the invoice terms of payments.  The course fees need to appear in our bank account before the invoice due date and the course starts, otherwise we reserve the right to cancel your participation.

Participants who have not paid their previous course fees are withdrawn from the study administration system and will no longer be able to enrol for courses or examinations.

N.B: You will not be charged until your application has been read through and approved.

How to apply

If you wish to apply for admission to the Flexible Master in Power-to-X programme or individual courses, please fill in the application form and attach the following documents. Note that applications MUST include all the below documents.

• Diploma(s) for prior education. The diplomas should be certified diploma(s) in English.
• CV. Clearly state where you have worked, in what period, and what relevant assignments you have carried out.
• If applicable: A copy of your residence permit (only if you are not an EU/EEA citizen)
• If applicable: Transcript of Grades: an overview of your grades from your prior education in English.

When we have received your application, we will carry out a screening for both the formal and academic admission requirements.

You will be notified about the outcome by email no later than two months after registration has closed.

A master’s as a flexible program is regulated by the following Danish laws, framework, and rules.

• Decree on act on higher education for adults
• Decree on flexible courses within higher education for adults (in this you find rules for the graduation project and the personal education plan)

• The part-time executive order
• Decree on open higher education